I am a fan of agriculture, both livestock and crop farming, and I've practiced both in the past but stopped due to some reasons.

As things are, it has become a must for me to go into subsistence agriculture this year, crop farming to be precised.

The issue is I'd love people to advise me on what crops to plant that goats, sheep and cows won't eat. I've tried corn, cucumber, cassava and yam in the past with unpalatable experiences.

Whoever wishes to help me should forget about asking me to camp the farm, I've had enough of unfruitful efforts as the land isn't mine.

The moderators should please help me push this forward for maximum contributions.

Thanks.

kazzbab:
I am a fan of agriculture, both livestock and crop farming, and I've practiced both in the past but stopped due to some reasons.

As things are, it has become a must for me to go into subsistence agriculture this year, crop farming to be precised.

The issue is I'd love people to advise me on what crops to plant that goats, sheep and cows won't eat. I've tried corn, cucumber, cassava and yam in the past with unpalatable experiences.

Whoever wishes to help me should forget about asking me to camp the farm, I've had enough of unfruitful efforts as the land isn't mine.

The moderators should please help me push this forward for maximum contributions.

Thanks.

There is a chemical sold out there that when sprayed on your farm, goats and sheep won't eat it. Please find out the name. All the best in your plans.

i have an idea

Someone has given u advice already

buy barbed wire and 8mm rectangular section pipe, use it to fence your farm

Enskynelson:

There is a chemical sold out there that when sprayed on your farm, goats and sheep won't eat it. Please find out the name. All the best in your plans.

Thanks for this.
Pls I'd like more information on this from whoever could help.

1. The name of the chemical.
2. Will I have to repeat the spraying each time it rains or it's a one-off application? Won't rain wash it?

Thanks.

vimtechs:
i have an idea

Don't hesitate to air it pls.

Abfinest007:
Someone has given u advice already

I will like to know some of the crops goats don't eat naturally pls.

snitchbitch:
buy barbed wire and 8mm rectangular section pipe, use it to fence your farm

I don't have the cash for that now pls, besides the land isn't mine to start with.

Based on my rough calculations, by your option, I'd need about 300k to camp a 2 plot of land. That cash is enough for me to start a better business fah.

kazzbab:


I will like to know some of the crops goats don't eat naturally pls.

Melon...

kazzbab:


I don't have the cash for that now pls, besides the land isn't mine to start with.

Based on my rough calculations, by your option, I'd need about 300k to camp a 2 plot of land. That cash is enough for me to start a better business fah.

ok thats the solution, but another idea is, employ someone as a security or night guard or tip some guys in your area to help you man the farm


if you dont mind, you can cut dongoyaro from trees or use some bamboo/ leftover planks from uncompleted buildings to fence the place

GET SOME GOAT SHIT AND SOAK INSIDE WATER, SPRAY IT ON THE FARM, WHEN THE GOATS SMELL THEM, THEY WONT EAT THE PLANTS

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quote author=kazzbab post=109230575]I am a fan of agriculture, both livestock and crop farming, and I've practiced both in the past but stopped due to some reasons.

As things are, it has become a must for me to go into subsistence agriculture this year, crop farming to be precised.

The issue is I'd love people to advise me on what crops to plant that goats, sheep and cows won't eat. I've tried corn, cucumber, cassava and yam in the past with unpalatable experiences.

Whoever wishes to help me should forget about asking me to camp the farm, I've had enough of unfruitful efforts as the land isn't mine.

The moderators should please help me push this forward for maximum contributions.

Thanks.[/quote]