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Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 9:38am On May 18, 2017
Letstalk001:
Though am aware this post is a bit old but can anyone help.


How much is a kilo of live pig?

How much can one sell a pig of 90 kilo or 100 kilo ..


I need a response urgently please.... Need to know how to regulate the price of pig....am a new babe....

How do one determine the price to sell his pigs

Want to know how price of pigs are determine ..learnt its by weight but how do you determine the exact monetary figure... Someone should please help

Want to know this so I don't cheat the buyers or get cheated by the buyers.

Will really appreciate any response....God bless



it's currently 500 Naira per kilogram.

once u weigh the Pig u multiply the weight by the going rate(500 Naira) to get the Value
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by adeyinkapiggs: 1:27pm On May 18, 2017
Timm:
Please who can anyone recommend where I can get a reliable exotic breed of pure camborough and large white, about to cross . I need 2 gilts each for camborough and large white and one camborough boar. I plan to stock my farm within the next 5 weeks.

My farm is located around Epe axis.

Thank you
I have all what you need, but it would be good for you to visit my farm and see it yourself, it's not what I can be describing here, I have up to 3000 capacity of different pure breed. Call me on 08172727350 anytime you want to visit.. My farm is located at Ikorodu, Lagos.

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Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by gr8femfred: 10:57pm On May 18, 2017
adeyinkapiggs:

I have all what you need, but it would be good for you to visit my farm and see it yourself, it's not what I can be describing here, I have up to 3000 capacity of different pure breed. Call me on 08172727350 anytime you want to visit.. My farm is located at Ikorodu, Lagos.
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Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Letstalk001(m): 9:47am On May 19, 2017
femu:



it's currently 500 Naira per kilogram.

once u weigh the Pig u multiply the weight by the going rate(500 Naira) to get the Value



Thank you very much... I do appreciate... Am grateful
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Iam4realthough(m): 2:20pm On May 19, 2017
Letstalk001:
Though am aware this post is a bit old but can anyone help.


How much is a kilo of live pig?

How much can one sell a pig of 90 kilo or 100 kilo ..


I need a response urgently please.... Need to know how to regulate the price of pig....am a new babe....

How do one determine the price to sell his pigs

Want to know how price of pigs are determine ..learnt its by weight but how do you determine the exact monetary figure... Someone should please help

Want to know this so I don't cheat the buyers or getheated by the buyers.

Will really appreciate any response....God bless

I
If I am correct I think live weight is about 470 or 480 A kilo so if your pig is 100 kg that's 48,000 naira
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by FashPet(m): 6:20pm On May 21, 2017
Letstalk001:
Though am aware this post is a bit old but can anyone help.


How much is a kilo of live pig?

How much can one sell a pig of 90 kilo or 100 kilo ..


I need a response urgently please.... Need to know how to regulate the price of pig....am a new babe....

How do one determine the price to sell his pigs

Want to know how price of pigs are determine ..learnt its by weight but how do you determine the exact monetary figure... Someone should please help

Want to know this so I don't cheat the buyers or get cheated by the buyers.

Will really appreciate any response....God bless


If you read through the previous posts, I think the questions you asked have been severally answered even recently.

In Lagos and part of Ogun state the price per kg is between 450-470/kg.
If your pig weighs 60kg, you're to multiply the weight by the price per kg i.e. 60x460. The answer you get is the money you are going to collect.

I also want you to know that price varies. What they sell in Lagos is different from some other states; some states sell higher than Lagos so you need to confirm the prices for those locations.

Consequently, the buyers are very smart when it comes to buying. Their scale might be reading less and sometimes they may edge the animal or the scale so as to have a reduced weight. So you need to be watchful while selling because little interference with the animal or scale can cut a lot of kg which is a loss for the farmer.
In summary, use an accurate scale and be watchful.
This is just a little I can say for now. God bless the farmers.
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by ejimikeokwu: 8:40am On May 22, 2017
please I need an urgent help, my mums farm in IMO state Owerri precisely is having serious out break that up to 50 pigs dies every day, not only in her farm but the whole that area. infact everybody has been affected and every treatments and medication could not help. all the veterinary consulted could not do any thing. please question is has any body experienced this before and is there any cure. please am pleading don't read and pass help a sister if you have any idea thanks.
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 10:40am On May 22, 2017
ejimikeokwu:
please I need an urgent help, my mums farm in IMO state Owerri precisely is having serious out break that up to 50 pigs dies every day, not only in her farm but the whole that area. infact everybody has been affected and every treatments and medication could not help. all the veterinary consulted could not do any thing. please question is has any body experienced this before and is there any cure. please am pleading don't read and pass help a sister if you have any idea thanks.

What are the Symptoms?

Do you have pictures of the mortality?
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by excelsiorfarm(m): 10:57am On May 22, 2017
ejimikeokwu:
please I need an urgent help, my mums farm in IMO state Owerri precisely is having serious out break that up to 50 pigs dies every day, not only in her farm but the whole that area. infact everybody has been affected and every treatments and medication could not help. all the veterinary consulted could not do any thing. please question is has any body experienced this before and is there any cure. please am pleading don't read and pass help a sister if you have any idea thanks.
Which age are dying,signs seen,describe environment & more important to handle the animals protected to avoid Zoonosis.
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Letstalk001(m): 11:22pm On May 25, 2017
femu:



it's currently 500 Naira per kilogram.

once u weigh the Pig u multiply the weight by the going rate(500 Naira) to get the Value


Thank you ...appreciate all your responses.. You guys are really the best.. Was thinking if there could be a website specifically designed for farmer in Nigeria... It would be a great Idea...
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Firstisrael: 5:14pm On May 27, 2017
Good day Honourable pig farmers, I am trying to do a business plan for setting up a pig farm, and I need to know how much on the average per month is required to feed a grower to have good growth
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by babakk2(m): 8:12am On May 30, 2017
Good morning
please how much are piglet sold for now because I am planning to start small with about 2 male and 5female piglets.
Please I need help on this.
Thank you
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by ebena107(m): 12:46am On Jun 04, 2017
Do we have breeder of Duroc and Camborough with reliable pure breed gilts and young boar(around six months old) for sales around Osogbo in the house?
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by yoged(m): 9:58pm On Jun 04, 2017
ebena107:
Do we have breeder of Duroc and Camborough with reliable pure breed gilts and young boar(around six months old) for sales around Osogbo in the house?
bro please do you rear pig in osogbo.. if yes. I'll love to contact you for some info
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 12:52pm On Jun 05, 2017
Dry Fine Milk available as Pig feed.
Milk is excellent for Weaners, Growers and Lactating Sows.
Milk offers better feed conversion compared with Maize and Soya rations
Call or WhatsApp 08034209301 to order
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by stpat1(m): 12:18pm On Jun 07, 2017
Hello Guys,
Who has a piggery in Oke Aro. I will like to visit so I can be put through on how to acquire space to start up and buying good stock for starters. I need someone to tutor me through the whole process.

Waiting to hear from you. 08060089362
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by iamSi(m): 8:06pm On Jun 08, 2017
please who can give like an estimate of how much can finish a 20 rooms building plan for piggery please ... probably someone who's done something alike

thanks
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by iamSi(m): 8:09pm On Jun 08, 2017
Mr. ADEYINKAPIGGS PLEASE LIKE HOW MUCH OR CAN YOU GIVE AN ESTIMATE OF 20 ROOMS FOR PIGGERY OR HOW MANY ROOMS CAN BE BUILT FOR 40 PIGS
adeyinkapiggs:
it depends on the kind of business you intend to do.. Fattening or production? Let us know so we can tell you size of land and number of pens you will build on it
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 8:42pm On Jun 14, 2017
Dry Fine Milk available as Pig feed.

Milk is excellent for Weaners, Growers and Lactating Sows.

Milk offers better feed conversion compared with Maize and Soya rations




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You can feed 50% milk and 50% fermented cassava peels and have excellent results.

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improves Sow ovulation.

reduces meat fat.

excellent as lactation and creep feed.

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no need for premix.

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– Milk fed pork is rich, sweet, and tender.



How to Use

for Weaners 50-80% inclusion ratio is recommended.

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Call or WhatsApp 08034209301 to Order
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by lizy1909: 11:00pm On Jun 21, 2017
dejia:
Hi farmers,

I have taken time to read almost all the post, i have learnt alot , we hope to learn more from each other

Am a pig farmer in ilorin.. Yes, ilorin ; our farm is 2years old , we have about a 30 sow production,
with a capacity of about 70 sow unit.( still growing)

We only use A.I from PIC in SA ,to cross the breed we got from Obasanjo, we dont even have a boar on the farm.

We decided to go this route, when we noticed we bought some piglets from a farm when we started 2years ago, immediately they got to about 45kg

they simply stopped growing, even when we feed them with soyabeans and maize, the best we got was 48kg. We eventually sold them losing

money;
I took time to research and did a training in piggery training in SA from a farm that has 6,000 sow unit, and discovered it might be inbreeding problem;
In SA, at 7months weigh about 135kg averagely while a 7months old pig in Nigeria weigh about 45kg,
what we are trying to do is to bridge the gap and have atleast 80kg within 7months,

i know alot of expert here will argue that breed isnt the only reason, for the weight diff.. i also

agree but it is one of the biggest factors.

but if you are able to achieve 80kg in 7months, you wont mind to feed maize and soyabeans, eventhough they are expensive ( we dont feed that)

We inseminated my first set of sow Sept last year, and they littered early this year, some gave us as high as 19 piglets, in SA, any litter less than 14 isnt accepted for A.I, something must have gone wrong in the process


Our third set of A.I litter has started littering since last week, and we hope to wean them after 40days, and re-inseminate

10days after than. We synchronise our sow, so we inseminate them in batches

From my experience, A.I is the way to go ( some farmers might not agree), foreign breed is necessary to prevent inbreeding . We intend to re-inseminate our first batch end of August, as they will be about 80kg and ready to be served. with that, we hope to get a pure PIC breed by Jan,2015. We are still experimenting and researching, but we are happy with the result so far.

We are a breeders farm, majorly looking at serving those who want to go into piggery, Our pigs dont come cheap, because of

the cost associated with bringing in A.I into the country; but i can tell you, its worth it.

Also, let me also advice, farrowing crate is a must.

Liquid feeding is also the best way, mix your feed with water before giving it to the pigs, we mix our water with

multi-vitamins and then mix it with the feed. We also use a growth promoter instead of broiler premix

I also read post about nipples, well we have been using nipples for 2years, a sow requires about 20liters of water

when lactating, how do you serve her that? Also i noticed alot of people give there pigs dirty water; it is totally wrong

from trainning, the farmer must be able to drink the water the pig drinks, so ensure you supply clean water.

Am openned to help any new farmer, who wants to learn from my 2years experience.






Please Mr Dejia I will appreciate if you could give your contact details? I do like to ask you some questions regarding artificial insemination (especially the link to SA for fertilised egg etc) as I noticed you have discussed it at length on this page. I'm a pig farm and I wish to concentrate on breeding.

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Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by spiderJ: 12:45am On Jun 22, 2017
@ dejia, does it mean that the amount of seamen from the boar when crossing has something to do with the number of litters
Am a pig farmer also, maximum number of pigglet is 12 in each farrowing in my farm
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Excelleon: 4:46pm On Jun 24, 2017
I'm a young pig farmer and I've been on this forum for years but never posted a thing. This is for starters with less capital; from my experience I realized that renting a ready made pen at the inception of your business is wiser than acquiring land/building, you can later do that after making money from the business. Renting a pen will enable you to spend less on assets and more on the business itself(pigs) which is what will bring profits.
I'm looking to set-up a corporative alongside other youth farmers, so we can access government loans and grants as a body. I have 2 colleagues here already and all I need is 5 more persons. I can help you secure a pen and quality animals here in Lag, and I'm also on ground to guide you.
Note: I don't work for people, I will only show you what to do and guide you on everything you need to know, so you have to be serious and committed. Lastly, pls I don't want old people in this corporative cos I won't want anyone that will be acting like he/she gave others the money they invested with. Contact: 08075400236
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Fatasy(m): 6:54pm On Jun 24, 2017
Pm my honourable people in the house,i want to go into pig farming either in oke-aro or ikorodu.,i cant read through all the previous messages,in order to avoid asking already answered question,any1 that i can feel free to call at anytime for brief discusion should pls quote me.
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Excelleon: 10:19pm On Jun 24, 2017
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Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by money4god: 11:42pm On Jun 26, 2017
Excelleon:
I'm a young pig farmer and I've been on this forum for years but never posted a thing. This is for starters with less capital; from my experience I realized that renting a ready made pen at the inception of your business is wiser than acquiring land/building, you can later do that after making money from the business. Renting a pen will enable you to spend less on assets and more on the business itself(pigs) which is what will bring profits.
I'm looking to set-up a corporative alongside other youth farmers, so we can access government loans and grants as a body. I have 2 colleagues here already and all I need is 5 more persons. I can help you secure a pen and quality animals here in Lag, and I'm also on ground to guide you.
Note: I don't work for people, I will only show you what to do and guide you on everything you need to know, so you have to be serious and committed. Lastly, pls I don't want old people in this corporative cos I won't want anyone that will be acting like he/she gave others the money they invested with. Contact: 09024448262

Where in Lagos can you secure pig pen, am in need of pens.
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by obataokenwa(m): 12:14pm On Jun 27, 2017
bugativeron:
My 10kobo advice to those who wants to go into piggery. I have been reading the comments here for sometime. But I think I should put in my advice now. Some comments here are hilarious and do not depict reality. However I will try to list somethings that I think should be done.


1. A pig farmer is first a cost manager, if not your expenses could run beyond ur plan and u cant stop at that point.
2. 80% of ur time should be spend to drive down the cost of ur feed. Research online for chepeast source of food and combinations that gives best yield.
3. The greatest challenge you will get is cheap source of protein for ur animals. Remember even humans in nigeria do not have enough protein not to talk of animals
4. Start small. This can never be over emphasis. It is not about ur cash availability rather it is about learnings. You definitely need to learn. But why do you want to learn with ur entire cash. The man that wants to start with 25 sows you need to watch it. Do u have enough experience to handle such. If 25 sows gives birth to average of 5 that gives you 125. Do u have d experience to handle such numbers. When they turn to grower cost of feeding will nearly drive you mad. Also without experience u may loose majority of them.
5. Go to a training school or do attachment somewhere. You cannot leave ur business in the hands of some other people who will tell stories that touch the heart because you dont know. Lagos state government had a 3month training school in oko oba that is not costly but allow you to manage it with ur other activities.

6.specialise in pen design. Cost of construction of pen is also one of the things that drives farmers mad. Go online and research cheaper method of construction buy picture books online that teach DIY they are readily available just Google it. Amazon used to deliver books to me in nigeria some years back and they are very cheap 18dollars or so and it gets to u withing 3wks. Do it yourself cos cost is important. I saw the pen design posted by someone that is a costly way to build pig farm. Imarging if you have 2000 animals how many of such will u build.

7. To manage cost or to be efficient and get rich thru piggery requires you to run a large pig far. Cos the energy and time invested in running a farm with 200 animals will not be much different from running a farm with 2000 animals but the cost saving different is huge.

I hope I have made a bit of sense with this my posting. Remember ur goal is to be an elite farmer not backyard one.
Please you talked about going to a training school to learn. I'm based in Abuja and I'm eager to go learn in a school. Any school you know around? Thanks

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Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by kanmifad(m): 2:29pm On Jun 27, 2017
please i am in need of pigs (grower and about to cross ) around Sango, Ifo etc. Thanks
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 4:13pm On Jun 27, 2017
kanmifad:
please i am in need of pigs (grower and about to cross ) thanks

I have some Weaners, Boars, about-to-cross and Pregnant Gilts available.

Call or WhatsApp 08034209301
Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by MANTLE111: 6:29pm On Jun 28, 2017
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Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Excelleon: 10:23pm On Jun 28, 2017
money4god:


Where in Lagos can you secure pig pen, am in need of pens.

Call me when you're ready.

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