vaxx2:
Do i need an expatriate for the artificial insemination?

Yes you need an expatriate there are somehow expensive

vaxx2:


Which university is that ? The name?

I have forgotten the name of the university? But I will ask my sister or my brother? It's because of the university the EFCC arrested him and seized every of his property and locked him in prison!

jaycent:
It's raining here in Onitsha

Good for you thank God for it
We are still waiting for rains here

vaxx2:
oh really, take a picture of whatever you want to post, check for the attachment below your submission which read choose file , it will redirect you to your gallery. Pick the main picture, attached it and submit.

I like somebody like you which is interested in farming animal husbandry. These are my favourite cow when I was in zim brahma. These cows are damn expensive see picture below. But the pictures are poor quality because they are old and I was using a nokia c3 by that time

sufferNsmiling:


Are the cow dairy cows or they are the one for beef production? I have looked after dairy cows before.

We have both
But our dairy cows are the cross breeds of exotic and indigenous

The ones for beef are pure indigenous

Zim was a good learning experience for me especially with the huge commercial farms

jaycent:
I have forgotten the name of the university? But I will ask my sister or my brother? It's because of the university the EFCC arrested him and seized every of his property and locked him in prison!

it is good you have the information before you talk about it. Nothing of such in Ghana . ok

JaceBlaze:
Okay.ring a bell next time.


I hear you,would you go that far? marriage is a BIG step Punky (a life altering step) and you gotta do it right and with the right person.Personally,I don't mind sex with a stranger,but marriage? not by a long shot.

Not surprised that only few survived lol.

You're sounding like such a guy right now lol.
Well, I think it's kinda exciting I'm not sure if I'd go to such lengths just to find a mate though.

I'd...

obaaderemi:
Of course I am smart enough to know it is not sarcasm. You are failing. Just don't blame nairaland when you fail completely as is obvious already.

Keep hiding behind sarcasm.
Oya,go and read!

Of course you are not smart
You are a blockhead
If your smart you could have noticed sarcasm
If kazikazi could have been around he could have helped you but iam afraid he is a block head like you

tylann:

Yes you need an expatriate there are somehow expensive

really ... but those it worth doing?

obaaderemi:
The idiot is a turkana rat. His people are starving seriously. No rain since and the madman is here wasting away arguing with people who don't give a fvck about him.

Hahahaha

vaxx2:
really ... but those it worth doing?

In Kenya only licensed personnel do it
It costs 5000kshs for the operation for high quality semen
The cost reduces with the quality of the semen

tylann:

In Kenya only licensed personnel do it
It costs 5000kshs for the operation for high quality semen
The cost reduces with the quality of the semen

how much is that in dollars?

And about the quality of sperm, how is that determine?

tylann:

We have both
But our dairy cows are the cross breeds of exotic and indigenous

The ones for beef are pure indigenous

The ones which I look after in zim they were the british and the french type of dairy cows. All the farmers think they're about is more milk and more milk. So nobody bothers of doing the indigenous. The dairy cows we had did not eat much grass they use to eat maize soya beans sunflower seed with crushed dried grass then we pour molasses on top of their food so that they can eat more. We used to milk them early in the morning at 6:30 a.m. and then at 1 p.m.. each cow give about 10 litres of milk every 24 hours. The richer the feed you give them the more milk you get. But sometimes they can get nasty where do you want to put the machine on to milk them. That is when you can really get injured even after time their legs.

sufferNsmiling:


The ones which I look after in zim they were the british and the french type of dairy cows. All the farmers think they're about is more milk and more milk. So nobody bothers of doing the indigenous. The dairy cows we had did not eat much grass they use to eat maize soya beans sunflower seed with crushed dried grass then we pour molasses on top of their food so that they can eat more. We used to milk them early in the morning at 6:30 a.m. and then at 1 p.m.. each cow give about 10 litres of milk every 24 hours. The richer the feed you give them the more milk you get. But sometimes they can get nasty where do you want to put the machine on to milk them. That is when you can really get injured even after time their legs.

you really have a lot of idea.

I am really interested in the buisness.

XhosaNostra:


Yeah, somewhere between KZN & Lesotho.

Wow that is not fair at all. Why did it go and snow all the way that side. Mostly we at the once to get the snow first.

sufferNsmiling:


Wow that is not fair at all. Why did it go and snow all the way that side. Mostly we at the once to get the snow first.

You're in Western or Northern Cape?

obaaderemi:
The Ghanaians are so useless. Even the first private TV station in Ghana was started by a Nigerian. They don't have a single mobile telecom company started by a Ghanaian.Yet Glomobile is there.

I think I need to stop exchanging banters with them.

Your problems in nigeria is 100 times more than ghana. Now you want to concentrate on ghana's problems

vaxx2:
it is good you have the information before you talk about it. Nothing of such in Ghana . ok

I rest my case then!

XhosaNostra:


You're sounding like such a guy right now lol.
Well, I think it's kinda exciting I'm not sure if I'd go to such lengths just to find a mate though.

I'd...

Lol what's exciting about it? my spine shivers at the thought of it,I guess I'm not a fan of serious commitments...yet


LOL.for you how long is long enough to get to know somebody before you go into marriage with?

vaxx2:
Do i need an expatriate for the artificial insemination?

Not really in zim they were training people how to do it. The important thing is the sperm it has to be kept at a certain temperature. When the female cow is in heat that's when you put the sperm inside her.

obaaderemi:
The idiot is a turkana rat. His people are starving seriously. No rain since and the madman is here wasting away arguing with people who don't give a fvck about him.

You are completely mental how can you blame the guy for no rain

sufferNsmiling:


Not really in zim they were training people how to do it. The important thing is the sperm it has to be kept at a certain temperature. When the female cow is in heat that's when you put the sperm inside her.

The zim ones were breed for milk not for beef production right?

[quote author=vaxx2 post=77321699] how much is that in dollars?

And about the quality of sperm, how is that determine?[
That is around 50dollars

Quality of the sperm is determine in different ways
For example
Semen from Friesian bulls costs more than the breeds because fresian is the largest producer of milk
Followed by Ayrshire semen and then gurnsey lastly Jersey
The mortility of the semen

[quote author=tylann post=77322084][/quote]

50 dollar to get a calf is cool

vaxx2:
it is good you have the information before you talk about it. Nothing of such in Ghana . ok

It's no use wasting your saliva on some of these people. It's better to stick to the animal husbandry or something which we bring you money in future

sufferNsmiling:


The ones which I look after in zim they were the british and the french type of dairy cows. All the farmers think they're about is more milk and more milk. So nobody bothers of doing the indigenous. The dairy cows we had did not eat much grass they use to eat maize soya beans sunflower seed with crushed dried grass then we pour molasses on top of their food so that they can eat more. We used to milk them early in the morning at 6:30 a.m. and then at 1 p.m.. each cow give about 10 litres of milk every 24 hours. The richer the feed you give them the more milk you get. But sometimes they can get nasty where do you want to put the machine on to milk them. That is when you can really get injured even after time their legs.

Here i milk them early in the morning around 6:30-7 and then in the evening around 6
I use bucket milking machines
About feeding i just herd them in the fields
And give them salt licks sometimes
I also give them dairy meal when they are being milked

XhosaNostra:


Fingers crossed.

Is there enough drinking water at least?

Yes we have water
We have a permanent river here

sufferNsmiling:


It's no use wasting your saliva on some of these people. It's better to stick to the animal husbandry or something which we bring you money in future

interesting....

JaceBlaze:
Lol what's exciting about it? my spine shivers at the thought of it,I guess I'm not a fan of serious commitments...yet


LOL.for you how long is long enough to get to know somebody before you go into marriage with?

What's exciting? Well personally, I really like the "honeymoon" stage of relationships. I like being smitten lol. It's a nice feeling...while it lasts I wish relationships could stay like that forever, TBH. I'm a delusional type of romantic that often feels things are "meant to be", at least during the early stages I just love love

Hmmm...I really don't know. I guess it depends. Many people aren't worth the risk though lol.

vaxx2:
you really have a lot of idea.

I am really interested in the buisness.

If you are in ghana then you are lucky. There must be dairy cattle research being done because I have heard something about it when I was in ghana. Order must be a ranches programme. Do not waste your time going to the fulanis. The breeds of cows the do and not profitable. That's why they end up destroy people's farms to feed the cows. If you do exotic breeds you can end up to $2000 and upwards each cow.

vaxx2:


50 dollar to get a calf is cool

Sometimes artificial insemination backfires
You have to make sure the cow is on heat
For it to be successful