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WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT GOAT FARMING IN NIGERIA? Is it profitable enough? All the important goat farming information are here. Goat farming in Nigeria The life cycle of goats: 9-17 years. Goat feed: grass, green branches of trees and shrubs, also grain. Average price for one goat: from N5000 to N30000. If you already
All the important goat farming information are here.
Goat farming in Nigeria The life cycle of goats: 9-17 years.
Goat feed: grass, green branches of trees and shrubs, also grain.
Average price for one goat: from N5000 to N30000.
If you already own a land, with about N300,000, you can buy 30 goats; its know that goat bear 2-3 kids twice annually, thus, you can expect a total stock of 130goats at the end of the year, if sell at average of N8,000; you will end up with N1million. Your profit margin will depend on how much you have spent on feeding and health cares
Types of goats
Dairy breeds
These species include Alpine, Nubian, Nigerian dwarf, LaManchas, Oberhasli, Saanen goats. Such goats have long lactation period and are able to give from 5 to 8 liters of milk per day.
Milk Goat milk is a highly nutritious product that is useful to both adults and children. Unlike cow milk, there is no need to boil goat milk: it is bactericidal one.
Goat milk can be taken as a basis for making dairy products, in particular, goat cheese. The amount of milk depends on types of goats. The best ones can produce up to 4 liters of milk per day.
Meat breeds
Dwarf breeds Nigerian dwarf
These are Nigerian dwarf and Pigmy goats. For the beginners, these species are of no interest. The animal’s only quality is its attractive appearance.
What weather condition is suitable for rearing goats in Nigeria?
goat is one animal that is never selective of weather condition. And to top it all, Nigeria weather is very suitable for rearing goats in any state.Place your order now you will get it tomorrow
Contact us on 0814-4115-422

Babausmanusman:
WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT GOAT FARMING IN NIGERIA? Is it profitable enough? All the important goat farming information are here. Goat farming in Nigeria The life cycle of goats: 9-17 years. Goat feed: grass, green branches of trees and shrubs, also grain. Average price for one goat: from N5000 to N30000. If you already
All the important goat farming information are here.
Goat farming in Nigeria The life cycle of goats: 9-17 years.
Goat feed: grass, green branches of trees and shrubs, also grain.
Average price for one goat: from N5000 to N30000.
If you already own a land, with about N300,000, you can buy 30 goats; its know that goat bear 2-3 kids twice annually, thus, you can expect a total stock of 130goats at the end of the year, if sell at average of N8,000; you will end up with N1million. Your profit margin will depend on how much you have spent on feeding and health cares
Types of goats
Dairy breeds
These species include Alpine, Nubian, Nigerian dwarf, LaManchas, Oberhasli, Saanen goats. Such goats have long lactation period and are able to give from 5 to 8 liters of milk per day.
Milk Goat milk is a highly nutritious product that is useful to both adults and children. Unlike cow milk, there is no need to boil goat milk: it is bactericidal one.
Goat milk can be taken as a basis for making dairy products, in particular, goat cheese. The amount of milk depends on types of goats. The best ones can produce up to 4 liters of milk per day.
Meat breeds
Dwarf breeds Nigerian dwarf
These are Nigerian dwarf and Pigmy goats. For the beginners, these species are of no interest. The animal’s only quality is its attractive appearance.
What weather condition is suitable for rearing goats in Nigeria?
goat is one animal that is never selective of weather condition. And to top it all, Nigeria weather is very suitable for rearing goats in any state.
Contact us on 0814-4115-422

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A COLONY CONSIST OF 4FEMALES AND 1MALE. ITS ALSO A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS EASY TO REAR. THEY EAT GRASS, YAM AND CASAVA PEAL,SUGAR CANE, AND MANY MORE. THERE ARE MORTALITY RATE IS LOW AND THAT ARE HYBRID AND THEIR FIRST BIRTH IS 6 TO 7 AND AS THEY GROW THEY MORE, THEY DELIVER 2 TIMES IN A YEAR. THEY ARE HEALTHY AND STRONG.
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PREGNANT OLD......#60,000
POINT OF BIRTH.....#70,000
The grasscutter, Thryonomys swinderianus, is one of the large rodents of Africa's grasslands being domesticated. ... The meat of grasscutter enjoys a higher premium price per kilogram weight than chicken, beef, pork, mutton or chevon among many West Africans and elsewhere.
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We sell pure breed ladoum Rams and sheep's with steady vaccine and medication, they are healthy and strong with update birth certificate.
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We sell pure breed ladoum Rams and sheep's with steady vaccine and medication, they are healthy and strong with update birth certificate.
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How to Start Ostrich Farming in Nigeria with Minimal Capital.

Ostrich Farming in Nigeria: Ostrich farming has become really lucrative in Nigeria, but many people are still oblivious of this new development. Although not really popular it is very very lucrative, serves energy and resources more than cattle rearing. Eat low compared to cattle with their large feeding capacity and weight more kg compared to cattle and live longer if not killed prematurely.
The ostrich or common ostrich (Struthio camelus) is either one or two species of large flightless birds native to Africa, the only living member(s) of the genus Struthio, which is in the ratite family. In 2014, the Somali ostrich (Struthio molybdophanes) was recognized as a distinct species. It can live longer than a cow at a rate of 30 to 40 years.

Benefits Of Ostrich Farming:

I’m sure you didn’t know this, though ostrich looks scary with its long neck and frightening body, the horrible sound it makes through its stomach but rearing it could actually be fun with loads of great benefits;

1. Egg: Ostrich produce eggs that hatch into young troublesome ostrich that scare little children. The eggs could be sold to potential buyers or allowed to hatch.

2. Skin: The ostrich’s skin is far more valuable than the more popular cattle skin. In the 18th century; ostriches were nearly brought to extinction by hunting because their feathers were very fashionable in women’s clothing. But by the mid-19th century, people started farming ostriches. This allowed farmers to simply pluck the feathers from their domesticated birds without having to kill them.

3. Fat: Ostrich fat is very nutritious for the body, it has low cholesterol and low fat, provides rich fats and oil and is a good treatment for the skin.

Guides For Effective Ostrich Farming

Determine which ostrich products to sell in order to produce revenue from the farm. Ostrich meat and ostrich hide are two common sources of revenue. The eggs and feathers of ostriches can also be sold and do not require the slaughter of the bird.

Locate an area of land that can be used for the ostrich farm. Ostriches require between one and three acres of land in order to run and remain healthy. Build a simple shelter to protect the birds from harsh weather, and construct a fence to prevent the ostriches from escaping.

Provide a sufficient supply of food and water for the ostrich farm. Large birds can drink several gallons of water each day. Ensure that the water is kept fresh. Purchase feed that is specially formulated for ostrich nutrition. Alternately, plant crops and grasses for the ostriches to eat.

Choose a type of ostrich to raise. Red neck, blue neck, and African black ostriches are the three general types of birds. Red neck and blue neck ostriches are often large and aggressive, while African Black Birds are smaller and easier to manage. The African black ostrich is often recommended for first-time farm operators.

Purchase ostriches for the farm. Select from unhatched eggs, young chicks, or adult ostriches. Unhatched eggs and young chicks are relatively inexpensive but require a significant amount of time and expertise to rear properly. Adult ostriches can begin producing new eggs quickly yet are more expensive to purchase initially.
call us on 081-0486-4280 for more information.

Babausmanusman:
We sell pure breed ladoum Rams and sheep's with steady vaccine and medication, they are healthy and strong with update birth certificate.
Contact us on 0814-4115-422 for booking and inquiries.
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They are healthy and strong with steady vaccine and medication and we ship Nationwide.
They are already at the stage of laying eggs.
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Easy way to learn fast and easy about farming.
Farming is lucrative and organizing semester is a very big risk this days because of many reasons and security purposes.
We decided to put it in video to make it easy and faster to learn.
CONTENTS.
Structures
Feeds formulation
Vaccination and medication process
Stock to buy
Raising them.
Keep them save from predator.
And many more.
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For more information.

Babausmanusman:
How to Start Ostrich Farming in Nigeria with Minimal Capital.

Ostrich Farming in Nigeria: Ostrich farming has become really lucrative in Nigeria, but many people are still oblivious of this new development. Although not really popular it is very very lucrative, serves energy and resources more than cattle rearing. Eat low compared to cattle with their large feeding capacity and weight more kg compared to cattle and live longer if not killed prematurely.
The ostrich or common ostrich (Struthio camelus) is either one or two species of large flightless birds native to Africa, the only living member(s) of the genus Struthio, which is in the ratite family. In 2014, the Somali ostrich (Struthio molybdophanes) was recognized as a distinct species. It can live longer than a cow at a rate of 30 to 40 years.

Benefits Of Ostrich Farming:

I’m sure you didn’t know this, though ostrich looks scary with its long neck and frightening body, the horrible sound it makes through its stomach but rearing it could actually be fun with loads of great benefits;

1. Egg: Ostrich produce eggs that hatch into young troublesome ostrich that scare little children. The eggs could be sold to potential buyers or allowed to hatch.

2. Skin: The ostrich’s skin is far more valuable than the more popular cattle skin. In the 18th century; ostriches were nearly brought to extinction by hunting because their feathers were very fashionable in women’s clothing. But by the mid-19th century, people started farming ostriches. This allowed farmers to simply pluck the feathers from their domesticated birds without having to kill them.

3. Fat: Ostrich fat is very nutritious for the body, it has low cholesterol and low fat, provides rich fats and oil and is a good treatment for the skin.

Guides For Effective Ostrich Farming

Determine which ostrich products to sell in order to produce revenue from the farm. Ostrich meat and ostrich hide are two common sources of revenue. The eggs and feathers of ostriches can also be sold and do not require the slaughter of the bird.

Locate an area of land that can be used for the ostrich farm. Ostriches require between one and three acres of land in order to run and remain healthy. Build a simple shelter to protect the birds from harsh weather, and construct a fence to prevent the ostriches from escaping.

Provide a sufficient supply of food and water for the ostrich farm. Large birds can drink several gallons of water each day. Ensure that the water is kept fresh. Purchase feed that is specially formulated for ostrich nutrition. Alternately, plant crops and grasses for the ostriches to eat.

Choose a type of ostrich to raise. Red neck, blue neck, and African black ostriches are the three general types of birds. Red neck and blue neck ostriches are often large and aggressive, while African Black Birds are smaller and easier to manage. The African black ostrich is often recommended for first-time farm operators.

Purchase ostriches for the farm. Select from unhatched eggs, young chicks, or adult ostriches. Unhatched eggs and young chicks are relatively inexpensive but require a significant amount of time and expertise to rear properly. Adult ostriches can begin producing new eggs quickly yet are more expensive to purchase initially.
call us on 081-0486-4280 for more information.

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ARE YOUR SHEEP READY FOR MATING?

As hogget and ewe mating is coming up fast, there a few essential things to ensure maximum performance in ewes and hoggets. Keep potential stressors low, and feed ewes as well as possible at this time of the year to get the best scanning and lambing percentages.

Mating hoggets is a great way to increase lambs on the ground, speed up your genetic gains, and increase the lifetime performance of your ewes, but it must be done well. If not, then the opposite can occur, and lifetime performance is reduced.

The best way to ensure your ewes are ovulating well when the time comes, is to body condition score. Aim for a body condition score over 3 all year round, and remember - lamb survival falls by 5% for every 0.5 BCS lost between scanning and lambing.

If you do decide to breed your hoggets, then a minimum weight of 40kg should be used when determining if they are ready for the ram. Preferentially feeding light ewes and hoggets in the lead up to mating will pay off in the long run, and so will feeding them well during pregnancy.

Vasectomised rams (teasers) will increase early lambs born in ewes by synchronising them and increase ovulation rate in hoggets by helping to bring them on heat. Rams should be given time to heal before being used and can still have fertile semen 6-8 weeks after surgery. In the ewes, teasers should be put out 18-21 days before the ram but in hoggets they should be put out just 17 days before. A ram ratio of 1:50 in hoggets will increase pregnancy rates as hoggets are shy breeders.

Rams should have a soundness exam several months before mating to ensure they are fit for purpose. Brucella ovis is often what we are looking for when we palpate rams but any condition that causes a fever or increased testicular temperature in a ram will reduce its fertility for up to 90 days.

Mating is a multifactorial event and getting it right sets your flock up for the entire season, so if you would like to discuss the incremental things that could increase this year’s scanning percentage let us know; we are here to help.

Vaccinations:
Toxoplasmosis vaccinations to first time breeders should be done a minimum of four weeks before the ram or teaser is put out. Toxoplasmosis is a live vaccine so care should be taken to keep the vaccine cold and only needs to be given to a sheep once to provide life-long protection. Vaccination with Toxovax increases lambing percentage by an average of 3% and decreases the incidence of dry ewes by an average of 14%. 100% of New Zealand sheep farms have been found to have Toxoplasmosis present, and can cause sporadic early abortions, birth of weak lambs and large-scale abortion storms so this is a vaccine worth spending your money on.
Campylobacter boosters for ewes should be completed prior to mating, and first-time breeders need 2 injections 4 to 8 weeks apart before planned start of mating. This vaccine does not give lifelong immunity which is why a booster is recommended yearly. 88% of farms have campylobacter on farm and 50% of mixed age ewes are exposed during their lifetime, and infection of naïve ewes can cause dramatic abortion storms or decreased scanning/lambing percentages.
Androvax is a performance vaccine that increases ovulation rate and therefore lambing percentage by an average of 20%. It requires strategic planning, as if used, management strategies must be in place to ensure sufficient feed for the increased number of lambs, and the increased number of ewes rearing multiples. Scanning would be essential to ensure preferential treatment of multiple bearing ewes.
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GRASSCUTTER FOR SALE AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE. PER COLONY.
Call or Whatsapp us on
081-04864-280
WhatsApp me on http:///2348104864280
A COLONY CONSIST OF 4FEMALES AND 1MALE. ITS ALSO A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS EASY TO REAR. THEY EAT GRASS, YAM AND CASAVA PEAL,SUGAR CANE, AND MANY MORE. THERE ARE MORTALITY RATE IS LOW AND THAT ARE HYBRID AND THEIR FIRST BIRTH IS 6 TO 7 AND AS THEY GROW THEY MORE, THEY DELIVER 2 TIMES IN A YEAR. THEY ARE HEALTHY AND STRONG.
we supply nationwide.
3 MONTHS OLD.......#35,000
4 MONTHS OLD.......#40,000
5 MONTHS OLD.......#45,000
6 MONTHS OLD.......#50,000
7 MONTHS OLD.......#55,000
PREGNANT OLD......#60,000
POINT OF BIRTH.....#70,000
The grasscutter, Thryonomys swinderianus, is one of the large rodents of Africa's grasslands being domesticated. ... The meat of grasscutter enjoys a higher premium price per kilogram weight than chicken, beef, pork, mutton or chevon among many West Africans and elsewhere.
We ship Nationwide.

Babausmanusman:
They are healthy and strong with steady vaccine and medication.
They are already Vaccinated.
Contact us on 081-0486-4280 for booking and inquiries.
We ship Nationwide
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WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT GOAT FARMING IN NIGERIA? Is it profitable enough? All the important goat farming information are here. Goat farming in Nigeria The life cycle of goats: 9-17 years. Goat feed: grass, green branches of trees and shrubs, also grain. Average price for one goat: from N5000 to N30000. If you already
All the important goat farming information are here.
Goat farming in Nigeria The life cycle of goats: 9-17 years.
Goat feed: grass, green branches of trees and shrubs, also grain.
Average price for one goat: from N5000 to N30000.
If you already own a land, with about N300,000, you can buy 30 goats; its know that goat bear 2-3 kids twice annually, thus, you can expect a total stock of 130goats at the end of the year, if sell at average of N8,000; you will end up with N1million. Your profit margin will depend on how much you have spent on feeding and health cares
Types of goats
Dairy breeds
These species include Alpine, Nubian, Nigerian dwarf, LaManchas, Oberhasli, Saanen goats. Such goats have long lactation period and are able to give from 5 to 8 liters of milk per day.
Milk Goat milk is a highly nutritious product that is useful to both adults and children. Unlike cow milk, there is no need to boil goat milk: it is bactericidal one.
Goat milk can be taken as a basis for making dairy products, in particular, goat cheese. The amount of milk depends on types of goats. The best ones can produce up to 4 liters of milk per day.
Meat breeds
Dwarf breeds Nigerian dwarf
These are Nigerian dwarf and Pigmy goats. For the beginners, these species are of no interest. The animal’s only quality is its attractive appearance.
What weather condition is suitable for rearing goats in Nigeria?
goat is one animal that is never selective of weather condition. And to top it all, Nigeria weather is very suitable for rearing goats in any state.
Contact us on +234-81-4411-5422
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Deer Farming: Business Information & Guide for Beginner.
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Deer farming business has a great opportunity for earning better livelihood and creating good employment sources. Deer is among the most beautiful wild animals of the nature. And all types of people love them, especially for their beauty. Body of deer is covered with multiple colors. As deer is a wild animal, so you can hardly see any around you. Nowadays world population is increasing rapidly, and people are searching for some new farming business ideas which can ensure food security and create a sustainable and profitable income source.

Commercial deer farming business can be a part of this. Deer is a wild animal, and the population in the wild decreasing gradually. So by raising deer commercially, we can make a good income source and at the same time can save this animal form being extinct. Deer products have huge demand and high value in the market. But there are some problems with this lucrative business. Commercial deer farming business is not permitted by the Government of some countries. So before planning for starting this business, contact with your nearest wildlife service center and ask them if commercial deer farming is permitted in your country or not.


WILD VS DOMESTIC DEER

In the ancient time, people used to hunt animals to meetup their daily food demands (not as a hobby or for entertainment). If they could hunt or catch a few animals, they used to kill some to meetup their food demands and keep the rest inside their house for the purposes of using the animals in the future. Since then human beings started keeping wild animals with them inside their house. Among those home bounded wild animals, some species accepted the allegiance of human beings and started breeding and living with them. Cows, goats, sheep, buffalo, horse, donkey and different types of wild birds are the common among those wild animals. Nowadays deer is also considered and raised as a domestic animal in some countries around the world. Deer farming is very easy and highly profitable, especially for the high demand and rate of deer products in the local and international market. Human beings and animals need trees and forests for surviving. As the number of forests and trees are reducing rapidly, so the suitable place for the wild animals are decreasing. As a result, it is very important to raise some special species of wild animals like deer, to keep them from being extinct.

ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF DEER FARMING

Commercial deer farming is very profitable like other livestock farming business. Deer meat is highly expensive than cow, buffalo, goat, sheep, duck or chicken meat. Usually deer eats grass, leaves or grains like other livestock animals such as goat, cow or sheep. So it is very easy to feed them. There are many good reasons for why you should start deer farming business. Main importance of deer farming business are shortly described below.

Deer farming is considered as a symbol of nobility in some societies around the world.

You can become very popular and famous in your area within a short time through raising deer.

Farming deer is a great source of entertainment for all aged people, especially for the kids.

The skin of deer is very precious. Rich people use the skin for decorating their house. People make many valuable commodities using deer skin, and it has a great demand in the American and European countries.
The male deer produce a pair of horn every year which has a very high value.

Deer meat is very tasty and delicious. It has a great demand and high rate throughout the would.

If you keep some deer inside your property, they will increase the beauty of your house.

You can start raising deer, if you have the experiences of raising cow, goat, sheep etc. Deer farming is very easy like goat farming.

Diseases are less in deer than other livestock animals. By raising deer commercially, you can make a sustainable income and employment source. Unemployed educated young people can easily start this business.

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WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT GOAT FARMING IN NIGERIA? Is it profitable enough? All the important goat farming information are here. Goat farming in Nigeria The life cycle of goats: 9-17 years. Goat feed: grass, green branches of trees and shrubs, also grain. Average price for one goat: from N5000 to N30000. If you already
All the important goat farming information are here.
Goat farming in Nigeria The life cycle of goats: 9-17 years.
Goat feed: grass, green branches of trees and shrubs, also grain.
Average price for one goat: from N5000 to N30000.
If you already own a land, with about N300,000, you can buy 30 goats; its know that goat bear 2-3 kids twice annually, thus, you can expect a total stock of 130goats at the end of the year, if sell at average of N8,000; you will end up with N1million. Your profit margin will depend on how much you have spent on feeding and health cares
Types of goats
Dairy breeds
These species include Alpine, Nubian, Nigerian dwarf, LaManchas, Oberhasli, Saanen goats. Such goats have long lactation period and are able to give from 5 to 8 liters of milk per day.
Milk Goat milk is a highly nutritious product that is useful to both adults and children. Unlike cow milk, there is no need to boil goat milk: it is bactericidal one.
Goat milk can be taken as a basis for making dairy products, in particular, goat cheese. The amount of milk depends on types of goats. The best ones can produce up to 4 liters of milk per day.
Meat breeds
Dwarf breeds Nigerian dwarf
These are Nigerian dwarf and Pigmy goats. For the beginners, these species are of no interest. The animal’s only quality is its attractive appearance.
What weather condition is suitable for rearing goats in Nigeria?
goat is one animal that is never selective of weather condition. And to top it all, Nigeria weather is very suitable for rearing goats in any state.
Contact us on 0814-4115-422

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