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Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 12:37pm On Jun 04, 2016
it costs absolutely nothing to start.

You just need the right equipment for butchering and preservation.

u also need to know how to condition, spice/flavour, cure and dress the meat.

Pork meat flavoring and dressing are unique and done to bring out the best from d most juicy meat in the world.

You can't spice/process pork like beef or chicken.
Pork is a responsive meat that's why it's so popular with chefs.
Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:53am On Jun 04, 2016
whole pork roasts

Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:46am On Jun 04, 2016
Pork is great with chips

Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:43am On Jun 04, 2016
Pork can be spicy

Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:43am On Jun 04, 2016
Pork can be fat free

Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:41am On Jun 04, 2016
Time to stage her

Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:37am On Jun 04, 2016
The best roast is defined by the best spices and meat conditioning.

I use over 20 different spices to make juicy bbq.

Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:33am On Jun 04, 2016
Time to remove all organs and drain blood

Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:31am On Jun 04, 2016
Skinned clean. next we open her up

Agriculture › Re: Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op): 11:29am On Jun 04, 2016
The Victim

Agriculture › Processing Pigs- Pictures From My Pork Roast/BBQ by femu(op):
As a modern Nigerian farmer I have decided not to just farm but to process my farm produce.

In the past years I have been producing Pigs and selling wholesale live animals to middle men from across Nigeria and neighboring countries.
However, long-term strategic thinking coupled with hyperinflation currently affecting the economy have made me rethink my sales approach.

I have henceforth decided to slaughter and process my pigs on the farm.

Processing used to be a hobby for me and an opportunity to delight the taste-buds of friends and family, now I have decided to showcase our mouth watering and succulent pork products to the public.

Pork is a wonderful meat well consumed in Europe, America and Asia. even the religiously conservative Arabs can’t resist bacon when they are in England.

Ham, bacon, sausages, ribs, pork salami, pork pizza, rinds/crackling are all popular acceptable and wonderful products of pork. Inside pepper soup or egusi it’s d best meat.


here are some reasons you should consume pork products:


pork is absolutely conflict free meat unlike beef which is currently produced by ravaging crop farms.


Pigs have far more meat per body weight than goat and cattle.


absolutely tender and more digestible than beef.


great for introducing toddlers to meat.


only meat with naturally customisable flavours.


Crop farmer friendly- pigs don’t roam around and ravage crops, they eat grains sold by crop farmers.
An average pig consumes at least 350kg of feed in its life time hence keeping a lot of crop farmers gainfully employed.


Pork is cost effective to prepare as there is no need for vegetable oil when frying or roasting.


Saves your gas because it requires fewer minutes to be cooked tender.


a kilo of pork is also less expensive compared with beef or chicken




I suggest all nairaland farmers to go a step further and process.

Enjoy pix from my pork roast.
Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 12:55pm On May 20, 2016
SinaAkinsanya:
Hello all,

1) Is anyone willing to share the average monthly growth rate they are getting for their pigs? We seem to be getting between 4-7 kilos per month which i think on the low side. I know a lot of factors come into play e.g. qualilty and quantity of feed, breed/genetics and overall management.

2) Do colleges and universities offering agriculture as part of their program give their students opportunities to go do internship on farms besides school farm? Why i am asking is that we are thinking of the possibilty of getting such students to come work on our farm and from that practice generate a pool of future tested employees. Do such program exists in the frist place and has anyone used student employees? if so, we will like to learn from your experience.

Thanks
from 21kg onwards, 15kg monthly weight gain should be a minimum.

I achieve minimum of 10kg 5 weeks from birth and 50kg within 14 weeks from birth
Agriculture › Re: Sagamu Catfish Farmers Record Huge Loss. by femu(m): 7:37am On May 17, 2016
Baroba:
The best thing would have been to collect and give it back to the owners not sell or eat them.. These are peoples life line.
Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 8:21pm On May 07, 2016
SABASTIEN:
Can anyone give me a lead to pig farmers to purchase our cassava chips which serves as feed to pigs pls call 07033126686
How much per kg?
Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 10:06am On Apr 30, 2016
Walla79:
Marketing is the biggest problem we have in pig farming. It may be earlier for those in Lagos for obviois reaaons, but inIbadan for instance, it is still hard to sell for above N270. Iwas shockedthat a kilo now goes for N350 inLagos and N320 in Ogun, but last week, I couldn't seel six pigs for N270. I think we should talk more on marketing since all our efforts will make no sense if we don't get good prices for our pigs.
There isn't marketing problem in pig farming!

different factors are responsible for potential price differences.

cost of production in ibadan is different from Ota.

most farmers lack social skills until when they need help or want to sell.

The more you network positively the more you become informed about opportunities in the business.

another factor for breeders is the quality of your pigs.

Farm location. is your farm road unmotorable or deliberately located in a remote area.

attitude to agents, attendants workers, buyers and people that introduced you to the business.

Always tip when necessary and be accessible no matter how busy or wealthy you are.

currently i can't meet demand for pigs!!!
Politics › Re: "Boko Haram Producing Fuel In Sambisa" by femu(m): 12:02pm On Apr 20, 2016
No way this story was invented!

It's unfortunate educated minds on this forum would rather argue emotionally over who said what or didn't say rather than look at collaborating to replicate a similar technology for our daily life.

Bio diesel is possible and smart engineers would think about cannibalising or converting existing engines to support it rather than boring us about what you learnt in university but failed to practice all your life
Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 11:53am On Apr 15, 2016
AdexInfor:
Am planing to start the pig farm, but I need someone to partner wit me in terms of relevant information. I will also appreciate any pig farming semina. I thank you all
DeeOneBangin:
The seminar thing is a good idea especially for those that just wanna start. The professionals in the house should help with this
Hello, we do Practical Pig Training on my farm in Ota, Ogun state. just 5 mins after Winners/Covenant University.
Lot's of nairalanders have been around for this.

we also offer advice on pig farm business economics and consultation.

You can also get lot's of valuable information on my blog:

http://no1pigfan.
Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 6:22pm On Apr 12, 2016
DeeOneBangin:
All things being equal (good breed, good feeding and good management) after purchasing a weaner (7-10kg), From experience how long would it take to attain 80kg live weight. Just a rough estimate.

Thanks

I intend to go into fattening only. No time for production

Spent grain is included in their feed composition.
spent grain isn't necessarily good feed so it can influence your performance.

using best practices, I think within 5-6 months u can hit 80kg
Agriculture › Re: In Need Of Pigs To Buy by femu(m): 9:34pm On Apr 04, 2016
snowpe:
please I will prefer farmers around the eastern part of Nigeria.
we deliver nationwide
Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by femu(m): 12:44pm On Apr 04, 2016
Live weight is now 350 naira per kilo within Ota, Ogun state.

Let's keep prices uniform or similar!!!
Agriculture › Re: In Need Of Pigs To Buy by femu(m): 8:18am On Apr 01, 2016
Ota, Ogun state. very close to Winners/Covenant University.
Agriculture › Re: In Need Of Pigs To Buy by femu(m): 3:05pm On Mar 31, 2016
snowpe:
I need breeding stock for my pig farm. I need 10 weaners, 10 growers, 2 pregnant sow. 1 boar.they should have high FCR and of good stock. I am located at Enugu. you can contact me on 08034146016
Hello I have Weaners, Growers and Boars for sale
Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by femu(op): 8:06am On Mar 24, 2016
pigs are friendly and lovely

Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by femu(op): 7:27am On Mar 24, 2016
dollydolly:
For the fact that the thread is educative does not make all the information passed through it right. It may seem to mean nothing but the earlier we start addressing issues that seem to be irrelevant the better for us.

And mind u some indigenes of those states are also on Nairaland and you don't expect them to read about their states being Muslim states n let it slide without correcting the Op.

it's a simple correction and anybody willing to post any topics on Nairaland should be willing to accept that he/she was wrong and take correction.

Lastly , you didn't have to resort to calling names just to pass your information. #learnhowtocorrectwithoutinsulting
The word 'Northern' was used not Muslim.

Pay attention to the beauty of the article and stop stiring unnecessary issues..

This is a lesson in history and entrepreneurship not chest beating about your religion or state of origin
Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by femu(op): 7:23am On Mar 24, 2016
Goldencollins:
Please Sir can I have ur number so I can add u on whatsapp,I want to learn pig farming.
08034209301
Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by femu(op): 2:00am On Mar 24, 2016
pure2012soul:
Benue, Plateau & Nassarawa are not Hausa states. Pls get your facts right
who mentioned hausa?

try and pay attention to details it will take you far
Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by femu(op): 9:02pm On Mar 23, 2016
how can you resist this...... so delicious

Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by femu(op): 8:46pm On Mar 23, 2016
The largest open market for pigs in West Africa is in kafanchan kaduna.

Modern pigs are neat, dewormed and shower daily.

Modern Pigs don't roam around, they are housed amd fed maize and soya daily.

Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by femu(op): 8:39pm On Mar 23, 2016
delicious pork

Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by femu(op): 8:22pm On Mar 23, 2016
meccuno:
how can one be crazy about pork disgusting animal
Pigs are absolutely neat and lovely animals.

I advise you to visit a modern farm and see how we produce and process pork

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