Smart05:

This is the photo he sent to me, he said 38500per kg. I'm setting up a goat farm. So I want buy the grass seed, but the issue is I don't know if this is the correct brachiaria mulatto 2.i want good quality grass, that will grow fast for my intensive goat farm

adamix:

We have security living on the farm. The nearest village settlement is about 10 mins walk. About 30 mins on bike to ilorin town

mariahAngel:


Do you rear the cows for milk, meat or both?

Grass fed raw cow's milk is liquid gold.
From raw cow's milk, one can produce butter, cream, cheese, among others.

By the way, I like your farm.

adamix:

I've also seen that packaging before and i dont know much about this particular one but I'm sure cattleplug(+234 815 611 2121) can get you what you need. He's trusted.

adamix:

I've also seen that packaging before and i dont know much about this particular one but I'm sure cattleplug(+234 815 611 2121) can get you what you need. He's trusted.

Zeezeal7:
Nice work sir, congratulations to you....I have similar project in mind. Mine will be a pig farm and poultry farm and ofcourse there will be room for goats and cattle in the coming years. For now, I am working on the feeding. I have a farm of cassava, soybeans and maize.... specially to that effect.
My question is, are the seedlings some form of grass for feeding them when they grow? Thank you 😊

Smart05:

The number is not connecting

hush15:


Am also an aspiring farmer with similar ambitions agriculture wise. I hope we can learn from each other.

LARRYOBRAIN:
Good job, it shall be a success story. Hope your location is free from fulani herdsmen.

Fundamentalist:
when i saw you planting bracharia grass i knew you understood what you where doing. You can as well add centrosema and napier since you'd be having constant water supply all year round .

Jakumo:


Will do. The goats are in good health but they are infested with fleas. If anyone can recommend a safe chemical that can be applied with a backpack sprayer, I'd be grateful to hear about it. I would like to eliminate those fleas completely before I start milking the goats.

donvicky2007:


How much is the cost of digging this manual borehole.

Bluntemperor:


Good.
But can't you add the cockrel, aboiler- 4mths,
You started well and you will end well and strong,ijn.
Ensure your Security is well tight.!

adamix:

We considered the costs of generator and having to fuel it and repairs. I opted for the manual hand pump cos it worked well for my area and saves cost

adamix:

Its like you read my mind sir. I'm looking to add those two this year. Centrosema or lablab with super napier

adamix:

We spray our goats with this and it works well for us

adamix:
Beautiful

Jakumo:



This honorable mention of Amitrax is greatly appreciated, Ogawa Admix. Whenever I am in Nigeria my humble abode is surrounded by a phalanx of ferocious, bloodthirsty, and utterly loyal German Shepherd attack dogs. In recent years thanks entirely to the incursions of diseased cattle herds and their scrawny armed escorts traipsing through my neck of the woods, my dogs became infested with swarms of truly insidious-looking ticks that resisted all the locally concocted chemical tick repellents that I desperately applied in sequence.

Finally, a good friend recommended Amitrax, and sent me several bottles to try out. To my utter astonishment, the tick infestation that threatened the lives of my precious guard dogs abated almost instantly, and to this day I rarely see even a single tick on any of my faithful hounds. For tick eradication, therefore, I cannot recommend ANY other chemical remedy besides AMITRAX.

Fleas, on the other hand, have proved to be a different matter altogether. Despite repeated applications of Amitrax that were so amazingly effective against ticks, the fleas on my dogs, AND on my goats, simply REFUSE to die. This mention by Admix citing Amitrax as an effective flea repellent does, however, renew my hope that perhaps by simply increasing the Amitrax concentration, I will be able to eradicate those tenacious little insects that will end the life of any animal if left untreated.

I throway salute, my brethren, and I sure say you sef don cash am.

adamix:

Or you can try another form of acaricide sir. Some tend to build resistance over time so its usually suggested to use different options

adamix:
Good day everyone. I'll try to update this thread as we progress on the farm. A passionate journey for me as i embark on livestock farming, mainly goats and some cows.
As you can see, we've started some work.

Yoighaman:


May Fulani herdsmen never happen to your farm by God's grace. You will reap all the efforts you have sown.

Jakumo:



The Fulani herdsmen generally have a regional Seriki leader who can be bribed with cash to direct his subordinates to stay away from certain farms and to prevent herdsmen who are NOT part of their cooperative from showing up in a specific area covered by such an agreement.

Contacting the police after the fact is a pointless course of action because the police have been instructed from the federal level to hands-off any and all farmer's complaints about crop damage. It is better to accept this reality and use strategic bribes to prevent invasions from occurring in the first place.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

Jakumo:



The Fulani herdsmen generally have a regional Seriki leader who can be bribed with cash to direct his subordinates to stay away from certain farms and to prevent herdsmen who are NOT part of their cooperative from showing up in a specific area covered by such an agreement.

Contacting the police after the fact is a pointless course of action because the police have been instructed from the federal level to hands-off any and all farmer's complaints about crop damage. It is better to accept this reality and use strategic bribes to prevent invasions from occurring in the first place.

adamix:
@Horllamideh
I dont think it would be an issue sir. There are pig farms around my farm which is also under ASA LGA

adamix:

I might consider it when we have the WADs. We have sokoto reds currently

olabest:

Weldone Boss I would like to visit you farm cos I'm planning to do this kind to f project in Moro LGA and I've 4plots of land on ground, I also have 4goat and 2 sheep at home and I'm planning to move them to the farm by May (God Willing) I really need to learn from you Boss

SARSCoV2:



Good job?

How much did you get your calf’s