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Politics › Re: Eyewitness Account Of Fulani Attack In Enugu State......(photos)...Greatiyk4u by Jessam: 6:17pm On Apr 27, 2016*

It is time to boycott cows and beef from the north till this issue is sorted out, Yes there are good Fulanis who would not mete out such barbaric acts but for the time being till a complete halt is put to this murderous cattle journey business its time we boycott it. We can eat chicken, goat, ehi igbo, and pork for our protein source.

Did you know that eastern Nigeria had a very big cattle industry to till the civil war wiped it out. As a matter of fact the Hausa cow could not survive down in the east or southern states due to tse tse fly. It was only because it was eventually cross bred with the west African short horn cow (ehi igbo)which was only found in eastern and south west Nigeria did the northern Nigerians start bringing cows to the south. How can protecting cows be more valuable than human life......

The Head of Department of Animal Science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Professor Arinze G. Ezekwe, has decried the rapid decline in the production and productivity of the Igbo cattle otherwise known as muturu cows in the South-east zone.
Prof. Ezekwe said if nothing is done to check the decline of the animals in the zone, the future generation might not set eyes on them because the animals would have been extinct by then.
Addressing participants during a workshop on conservation of muturu cattle breed in the South-east zone, in Enugu, he said it was regrettable that the Biafra-Nigeria civil war was one of the major factors that affected the Igbo cattle when soldiers on both sides of the war sacked communities and killed the cattle which they used as food.
The workshop was organised by the federal government in collaboration with the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) in the south rain forest of Nigeria comprising mainly some parts of the South East and the South South geo-political zones of the country.
Prof. Ezekwe explained that: “The relevance or the significance of this workshop is borne out of the fact that the muturu cattle which is synonymous with Igbo cattle appears to be going into extinction because the number is drastically going down.”
He added that “the government is keen on reversing the trend now,” hence the workshop was to sensitise the people again to see what could be done to “reverse the trend in the declining of the population of the animal.”
He further explained: “The Hausa people call it muturu because muturu means small – but the English name is West African suck-horn, and our people call it Igbo cattle (efi or ehi). In many communities in Igbo land, the cattle is revered, used in so many traditional and cultural activities. And with declining population, the fear is that if nothing is done to reverse the trend, then future generations may come to see that there is no more Igbo cattle again.”
Prof. Ezekwe recalled that in 1992, during the last census conducted by government on livestock in Nigeria, by Resource Inventory Management Limited, the population given for muturu cattle then was 115,000 all over Nigeria.
“By now it must be lower than that number. So that is the problem; it is not even up to 200,000,” he lamented.
Ezekwe said it was unfortunate that presently in some Igbo communities where muturu cows are found, the animal was being kept by older people insisting that the younger generation must show interest in sustaining the animals otherwise they would go into extinction when the older generation passed on.
Also speaking at the workshop, the Director, Animal Production and Husbandry Services in the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Ademola Raji said, “I would like to reiterate that the federal government is very determined and fully committed to ensure that the nation is self-sufficient in food production in general and beef meat from muturu cattle breed in particular.”
Raji assured that with the cooperation of the farmers and other stakeholders alongside the three tiers of government, the task was an accomplishable one.
He said the workshop was significant because it marked a milestone in Nigeria’s drive to transform livestock production as a business.
“The current policy direction is to ensure that Nigeria’s agricultural production met the needs of countries within the sub-region through export as the country is highly endowed with natural livestock resources,” Raji also said.
To achieve this, he said the potentials for livestock production and productivity will have to be unlocked and a conducive environment put in place for the private sector to actively participate in the industry and practice agriculture as a business and not a development programme.

IT IS TIME TO REESTABLISH CATTLE FARMING IN THE EAST - JESSAM FARM IS WORKING TOWARDS THAT AND WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT BY PATRONIZING US

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Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Kill 5 In Uzo-uwani Enugu — Police by Jessam: 4:40am On Apr 26, 2016

superstar1:
The spokesman of the police in Enugu State, Mr Ebere Amaraizu, confirmed the incident to newsmen in Nsukka.

Amaraizu said the Commissioner of Police, Mr Nwodibo Ekechukwu, had already moved to the local government to ensure that normalcy returned.

“The police are aware of the attack in Uzo-Uwani and the state commissioner of police is already there to ensure that the situation is brought under control.

“Th police are also collaborating with sister security agencies like the army, civil defence and the Department of State Services to handle the situation,” he said.

Its time to start boycotting any meat coming from north, till this situation is sorted out. When you eat beef tomorrow ask yourself has the person who brought this meat murdered people along the way to bring you this beef you are eating. killed your fellow Nigerian citizens, clansmen, women and children. i
The Chairman of Uzo-Uwani local government, Mr Cornell Onwubuya, who also confirmed the incident, regretted that in spite of efforts to stop the crisis through dialogue, the suspected herdsmen had continued to attack the people.

“Yes, there is serious problem in the local government as suspected herdsmen today attacked Nimbo community.

“Information reaching us said many people were killed but I do not know the actual number now,” he said.

An eyewitness who pleaded anonymity told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Nsukka that the suspected herdsmen numbering up to 300 invaded the community with guns and machetes, shooting sporadically and killing people.

“As they were killing the people, they were also setting houses and vehicles ablaze. Many people have been killed; I do not have the actual number.

“The residents of Nimbo and motorists have fled the community for safety,” the witness said.

NAN reports that residents of Nsukka wept uncontrollably when the five bodies from Nimbo were being deposited at the Bishop Shanahan Hospital, Nsukka.

A resident, Mr Dennis Ezema, urged the Federal Government to urgently intervene in the activities of the herdsmen before it escalated to a full blown war.

“It is unfortunate that people can be mercilessly killed without human feeling.

“You can see how these people were killed and sliced like bread; people should respect the sanctity of human life,” he said.

NAN reports that scores of the people who fled from Nimbo are now taking refuge in some primary schools in Nsukka.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/suspected-herdsmen-kill-5-uzo-uwani-police/

Its time to start boycotting any meat coming from north, till this situation is sorted out. When you eat beef tomorrow ask yourself has the person who brought this meat murdered people along the way to bring you this beef you are eating. killed your fellow Nigerian citizens, clansmen, women and children
STOP BUYING BEEF AND COW FROM THE NORTH TO THIS SITUATION IS SORTED OUT. Let there be an edict to stop buying fulani cow immediately.
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Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Kill 5 In Uzo-uwani Enugu — Police by Jessam: 4:35am On Apr 26, 2016

superstar1:
The spokesman of the police in Enugu State, Mr Ebere Amaraizu, confirmed the incident to newsmen in Nsukka.

Amaraizu said the Commissioner of Police, Mr Nwodibo Ekechukwu, had already moved to the local government to ensure that normalcy returned.

“The police are aware of the attack in Uzo-Uwani and the state commissioner of police is already there to ensure that the situation is brought under control.

“Th police are also collaborating with sister security agencies like the army, civil defence and the Department of State Services to handle the situation,” he said.

Its time to start boycotting any meat coming from north, till this situation is sorted out. When you eat beef tomorrow ask yourself has the person who brought this meat murdered people along the way to bring you this beef you are eating. killed your fellow Nigerian citizens, clansmen, women and children. i
The Chairman of Uzo-Uwani local government, Mr Cornell Onwubuya, who also confirmed the incident, regretted that in spite of efforts to stop the crisis through dialogue, the suspected herdsmen had continued to attack the people.

“Yes, there is serious problem in the local government as suspected herdsmen today attacked Nimbo community.

“Information reaching us said many people were killed but I do not know the actual number now,” he said.

An eyewitness who pleaded anonymity told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Nsukka that the suspected herdsmen numbering up to 300 invaded the community with guns and machetes, shooting sporadically and killing people.

“As they were killing the people, they were also setting houses and vehicles ablaze. Many people have been killed; I do not have the actual number.

“The residents of Nimbo and motorists have fled the community for safety,” the witness said.

NAN reports that residents of Nsukka wept uncontrollably when the five bodies from Nimbo were being deposited at the Bishop Shanahan Hospital, Nsukka.

A resident, Mr Dennis Ezema, urged the Federal Government to urgently intervene in the activities of the herdsmen before it escalated to a full blown war.

“It is unfortunate that people can be mercilessly killed without human feeling.

“You can see how these people were killed and sliced like bread; people should respect the sanctity of human life,” he said.

NAN reports that scores of the people who fled from Nimbo are now taking refuge in some primary schools in Nsukka.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/suspected-herdsmen-kill-5-uzo-uwani-police/

Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Jessam: 9:36pm On Apr 16, 2016

SinaAkinsanya:
Good to hear that live weight is now N350/kilo in Otta area. It just increased to about N320/Kilo in Ijebu Ode area.

You have to be pushing for at least N400per kilo live weight especially if you are rearing pigs the right way, giving them the right feed, right accommodation, right medicines and paying your staff a living wage. The quality of your livestock should dictate price, don't undersell yourself as the middlemen never do. At Jessam cattle ranch and farms we sell when we have a promotional offer for N400 per kg but normal can range anything up to N450per kilo. Our pigs are well raised and are not fatty. Since we have pigs of various sizes we can find a pig weight that matches our clients budget. So if they have N40k we simply divide by say N400 per kilo meaning we find them a pig that weighs 100kg. We believe in the quality of our livestock and don't budge below N400per kilo, many walk away but eventually come back to buy from us as they realise the quality of our pigs, the amount of meat they get, also they know that we are reliable regular source.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0UqV1rQQg

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Agriculture › Jessam Pigs For Sale by Jessam(op): 8:44pm On Mar 29, 2016

Due to expansion in our piggery division we are in a position to take on additional contract buyers for pig livestock. A contract buyer should at least have a need for at least 20 pigs a month for 12 months. jessam Cattle Ranch & farm currently markets its pigs at N450-N475 per kilo live weight. Our pigs are ready for sell from 79kg - 120kg weight.

A jessam pig is fed a diet of predominately corn, soya with essential vitamins added to mix. Our pigs are well looked after and have necessary medications administered to it during its stay with us. A well looked after pig produces great meat.

We raise livestock the ethical way -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj5VRJWxLv0&feature=youtu.be

To become a contract buyer please email jessamfarms@hotmail.com
you can also whatsapp us on 08037452372 (whatsapp only no telephone calls)

Agriculture › Re: Meet - Livestock Bulk/unit Buyer Here by Jessam: 8:27pm On Mar 29, 2016

Due to expansion in our piggery division we are in a position to take on additional contract buyers for pig livestock. A contract buyer should at least have a need for at least 20 pigs a month for 12 months. Jessam Cattle Ranch & farm currently markets its pigs at N450-N475 per kilo live weight. Our pigs are ready for sell from 79kg - 120kg weight.

A Jessam pig is fed a diet of predominately corn, soya with essential vitamins added to mix. Our pigs are well looked after and have necessary medications administered to it during its stay with us. A well looked after pig produces great meat.

To become a contract buyer please email jessamfarms@hotmail.com
you can also whatsapp us on 08037452372 (whatsapp only no telephone calls)

Agriculture › Re: Meet - Livestock Bulk/unit Buyer Here by Jessam: 8:09pm On Mar 29, 2016*

INDESTRUCTABLEX:
Oga boss, do you rear cattle too? If yes, a video will be very much appreciated.

I may visit your farm soon sef.

Yes Jessam Cattle Ranch & Farms do rear cattle but for security reasons we do not post videos of our cattle ranch so that we do not identify our exact location, there are now many deadly cattle rustlers lurking around.
https://www.nairaland.com/3018546/troops-recover-1304-livestockarrest-15
For Bio security reasons we do not entertain guests to any of our farms. Thank you for your interest in what we do, Have a pleasant day. We raise broiler chickens, eggs, goats and pigs too.

Agriculture › Re: Farms.ng: Operating A Successful Piggery Enterprise In Nigeria by Jessam: 7:27pm On Mar 29, 2016

farmsdotng:
Well done Jessam! Please ensure you register on Farms.NG (http://www.farms.ng) to grow your business even further.

Thanks for your support... If its free and won't generate spam will gladly register Jessam Cattle Ranch & Farms

Agriculture › Re: Farms.ng: Operating A Successful Piggery Enterprise In Nigeria by Jessam: 4:49pm On Mar 26, 2016

farmsdotng:
"I am desirous of going into commercial piggery. I need a wide range of modern information on how to construct modern pens with fitted farrow cages, drinkers and feeders so that I can get out of the kind of farming I did some 18 years ago which unfortunately is the bane of most Nigerian pig farmers in 2016." A questioner asked.

At the rate that the livestock industry is expanding in Nigeria, it wouldn’t be out of place to assume that the improvement cuts across board but unlike other livestock enterprises, ethnic, cultural and religious beliefs have hampered the growth of pig rearing in Africa and Nigeria in particular. From the plains of Abeokuta to the Jos plateau, Nigerians have been actively involved in livestock farming with the exception of piggery.

With the advancement of technology, interested farmers have seen the potentials in this venture especially as countries in Europe, North America and Southern Asia have witnessed economic boom from proceeds of pig rearing. The primary motive behind any pig rearing enterprise is for meat production but newer trends in some developed countries have shown that pig skin is of tremendous economic importance as is its bristles.

Read more here: http://farms.com.ng/en/operating-a-successful-piggery-enterprise-in-nigeria

I admire your ambition, yes the piggery industry is lagging behind other livestock sectors especially considering the great potential it has in creating employment and providing a cheap quality protein source. At Jessam Cattle Ranch & farms we are striving to build a modern pig/swine farming production line. We are using modern practices as much as possible, we are making great progress in our reproduction of piglets, our litter sizes are on average minimum of 9-10 piglets, we are making progress formulating our feeds to get good feed conversion rates, we give the right preventive medication to all our pigs, we weigh our pigs every week and chart their weight gain, we provide good conducive pig housing with plenty of ventilation, we provide clean water sources with drinking nipples for the pigs.

We believe Jessam Cattle Ranch & farms is heading in the right direction and one day we hope to be a strong brand in the food industry. Please enjoy the video of a section of pig farm.

Thanks for reading and all the messages of support and encouragement we get from Nairalanders.

We rear livestock including Cattle, pigs, goats, poultry, ducks. We also process palm oil too. Feel free to place your orders 08032455430 or 09099020582.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj5VRJWxLv0&feature=youtu.be

Agriculture › Re: Why We Are Importing Grass By Minister Of Agriculture by Jessam: 1:34pm On Mar 25, 2016*

As animal rearers, Jessam cattle ranch and farms, I have to say this is good idea, even in the southern states during dry season there is hardly an quality vegetation to feed our livestock. When he refers to importing grass, he does not mean it will be continuous exercise but merely a short term program to introduce a more sustainable specie of grass that can take hold in the country, after which Nigeria will be self sufficient on our own grass. You can't compare importing grass to other useless things Nigeria imports, this multiplys and eventually takes hold, that it is no longer needs to be imported unlike tooth picks, shoes, frozen chicken etc.

One only has to look at how malnourished Nigeria livestock is to conclude that they lack good quality nutrition, feed is the biggest cost input in the livestock industry. In the western world most livestock are fed maize, In Nigeria most livestock rearers simply can't afford to feed their animals a diet dominated by maize. Can you imagine how much maize will rocket up in price if Nigeria livestock is fed maize, animals will be eating better than most Nigerian citizens as maize products will then become unaffordable. Also do you then think you can afford to buy cows, goats, pigs etc if they are fed a maize based diet. For these reasons we need a cheap source of good quality freely available feed, that is grass. If we don't have it, lets import temporarily to get it to grow in Nigeria

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Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by Jessam: 2:36am On Mar 24, 2016

This is the problem in Nigeria today, instead of learning and getting inspiration about the fact this farm was once a big player in the meat industry, fools are arguing along religious lines, tribal grounds and other foolishness. The wise and those wanting to learn will be thinking hard on how this was possible... like
Nigerian railways must have been so efficient back then... how can this be replicated?
How do i go into the pig business... I could be a distributor, a farmer a butcher
what are the returns?
Is there still a big demand for pork products in Lagos
Can i take over the old infrastructure of this farm up north
Take inspiration if such greatness once existed in Nigeria it is more than possible to do it again with hard work and vision

No the backward thinking people on here are getting worked up about silly irrelevant facts that won't contribute to boosting Nigeria's economy. Then on the other hand these bigoted fools complain of lack of jobs and opportunities. Go Figure........

Any way Jessam cattle ranch & farms wants to a major player in the meat industry and help stop the importation of cheap, rotten, chemical induced meat from being dumped in Nigeria, often slowly ruining our health .

Slow and steady Jessam will grow to be a strong brand in food industry. Let me use this opportunity to introduce you to Jessam Cattle Ranch and Farm. We are based in Enugu. Please enjoy photos our farm. We rear livestock including Cattle, pigs, goats, poultry, ducks. We also process palm oil too. Feel free to place your orders 08032455430 or 09099020582.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0UqV1rQQg

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Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by Jessam: 9:40pm On Mar 23, 2016

femu:
Oh yes! Right here in Nigeria, the largest pig farm in the world once existed in the core Muslim Northern city of Kano.

That was when Nigeria was lovey dovey and we all tolerated one another.

The farm was started in 1943 by a Lebanese, Kalil Maroun founder of K.Maroun and Co a popular Pork Farm/Processing company, located at Apapa, Lagos.

The original intention of Maroun was to produce pork for the US military base in Kano during world war 2.

In 1959, 36,000 pigs were fattened and transported by rail to be butchered and processed in Lagos every month.

Let's make Nigerian Agriculture Great once again.

Let's rule the World again

Let’s take a look at some pictures from the Kano pig farm

Jessam Cattle Ranch & Farms is on track to become one of the biggest pig producers and processors in Nigeria, we aim to conquer Nigeria first, then west Africa, then Africa and hopefully in 20 years time be one of the top 20 producers in the world. We are making progress slow and steady utilizing modern practices and techniques, investing in our staff and equipment. Jessam intends to do our bit to making Nigeria great again.We rear livestock including Cattle, pigs, goats, poultry, ducks. We also process palm oil too. Feel free to place your orders 08032455430 or 09099020582. Please enjoy our videos below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0UqV1rQQg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj5VRJWxLv0

Properties › Re: Buy Lands At Our Planned Estate "Royal Palm Estates" Ugwuomu Nike, Enugu by Jessam: 4:31am On Mar 18, 2016*

I took the opportunity to check out your planned estate. I met some locals who took me to the site. Doing a great job mate.

Slow and steady Jessam will grow to be a strong brand in food industry. Let me use this opportunity to introduce you to Jessam Cattle Ranch and Farm. We are based in Enugu. Please enjoy photos our farm. We rear livestock including Cattle, pigs, goats, poultry, ducks. We also process palm oil too. Feel free to place your orders 08032455430 or 09099020582.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0UqV1rQQg

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Agriculture › Re: I Need Buyers For Maize That Can Do Pickup In Niger State @72k by Jessam: 12:14am On Mar 18, 2016

Let me know how much please, and more importantly the type of corn and year of harvest

Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Jessam: 8:30pm On Mar 17, 2016

Hello we love sharing our progress - our farm, that is Jessam Cattle and Ranch piggery division has over 1000 pigs and piglets, we are making progress, Slow and steady Jessam will grow to be a strong brand in food industry. Let me use this opportunity to introduce you to Jessam Cattle Ranch and Farm. We are based in Enugu. Please enjoy photos our farm. We rear livestock including Cattle, pigs, goats, poultry, ducks. We also process palm oil too. Feel free to place your orders 08032455430 or 09099020582.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0UqV1rQQg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JSHNCDQqXo

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Agriculture › Re: Nairaland Farmers Contact Details by Jessam: 3:00pm On Mar 17, 2016

Slow and steady Jessam will grow to be a strong brand in food industry. Let me use this opportunity to introduce you to Jessam Cattle Ranch and Farm. We are based in Enugu. Please enjoy photos our farm. We rear livestock including Cattle, pigs, goats, poultry, ducks. We also process palm oil too. Feel free to place your orders 08032455430 or 09099020582.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0UqV1rQQg

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Politics › Re: No Cattle Will Roam About In 24 Months – Buhari by Jessam: 12:04am On Mar 17, 2016

Take away all the tribal bs that often goes on here, its a step in the right direction, another soul lost in the name of eating beef is not required. BTW if any federal government or state government want to further support Jessam Cattle Ranch and Farms boost it cattle ranching capabilities, feel free to contact us jessamfarms@hotmail.com

We are serious farmers who have invested millions in this industry, its high time the government support farms like Jessam that can really scale and industrialize farming in Nigeria...

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Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Kill 40 Farmers In Fresh Attack by Jessam: 11:59pm On Mar 10, 2016

poseidon12:
Impressive. Where is the farm located?

Jessam Cattle ranch and farm is located in Emene, Enugu state

Agriculture › Re: Battery Cages Specification For Layers by Jessam: 1:25pm On Mar 10, 2016

Farmafric:
No, you will pay for the installation

Thats fine but when can you get it delivered to our site?

Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Kill 40 Farmers In Fresh Attack by Jessam: 6:56pm On Mar 09, 2016

Stop buying cows from the murderers .... support the local cow of the south. It is a bit smaller than the Fulani cow but more nutritious. Jessam Cattle Ranch & farms are one the largest rearers of the Ehi Igbo

Nb. Not all Fulani herdsmen are involved in murdering people of local community along their herd route.

Agriculture › Re: Nairaland Farmers Contact Details by Jessam: 12:51am On Mar 09, 2016*

survivalagro:
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Although we buy ourcages inn bulk elewhere, we are willing to try new products that offer quality and are competitely priced, if you can deliver 4 cages to Emene, Enugu for N220k email me pls

Agriculture › Re: Nairaland Farmers Contact Details by Jessam: 12:04am On Mar 09, 2016

Adeniyimi:
ADENEY AGRO....

We supply high quality nutrients of imported agro materials such as Methionine, Lysine, 72% fish meal etc.
We have container of methionine and lysine which will arrive in Tin-Can Lagos next month April, anyone interested should reach me on my cell numbers: +1-647-796-1593 canada
: 08058286101, 08062320404 Nig.
I can be reached on my Canada mobile for now, Nigeria numbers will be available upon arrival or you can have a booking with my mom she also sell raw materials like soya, maize, bdg etc.

We supply in small and large quantity and price varies depend on location.

It was distributed in canada by:
AGY -ENDO CORPORATION (subsidiary of sumitomo chemical Japan)
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Email- info@agyendocorporation.com

Jessam cattle ranch & farm is interested in some of your products please supply price list.

Business › Re: Clover, South-African Company Withdraws From Nigeria by Jessam: 11:26am On Mar 04, 2016

One day local company's such as Jessam Cattle Ranch & Farms will grow to take their place and better serve our dear Nigerians brothers and sisters up and down the nation. Staff at Jessam are busy working on our business plan for retail offering.... wa

Agriculture › Re: Battery Cages Specification For Layers by Jessam: 10:42pm On Feb 29, 2016

Farmafric:
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1, Hot Dip Galvanized (premium) Battery Cages 120 Capacity With 25 years Warranty

Price: 105,000 per Unit

2, Electro Galvanized (Deluxe) Battery Cage, 120 Capacity With 10 years Warranty

Price: 75,000 per Unit

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PHONE NO: 09082757036, 08095645892, 09094538737, 08182537352, 08179841277.

i need 12 of these
2, Electro Galvanized (Deluxe) Battery Cage, 120 Capacity With 10 years Warranty

Price: 75,000 per Unit

can you supply and mount at same price i enugu

Celebrities › Re: ‘My Golden Shoe Can Buy Linda Ikeji’s Hermes Bag’ – Mayor Rotimi Odunayo by Jessam: 7:53pm On Feb 24, 2016

Jessam farm pigs sh*t can buy both Linda Ikeji bags and this guys shoes. People fronting too much on nairaland .... stop fronting but create something tangible....

Anyway much more can be written about this but let me use this opportunity to introduce you to Jessam Cattle Ranch and Farm. We are based in Enugu. Please enjoy photos our farm. We rear livestock including Cattle, pigs, goats, poultry, ducks. We also process palm oil too. Feel free to place your orders 08032455430 or 09099020582.

Celebrities › Re: ‘My Golden Shoe Can Buy Linda Ikeji’s Hermes Bag’ – Mayor Rotimi Odunayo by Jessam: 7:50pm On Feb 24, 2016

Jessam farm pigs sh*t can buy both Linda Ikeji bags and this guys shoes. People fronting too much on nairaland .... stop fronting but create something tangible....

Anyway much more can be written about this but let me use this opportunity to introduce you to LJessam Cattle Ranch and Farm. We are based in Enugu. Please enjoy photos our farm. We rear livestock including Cattle, pigs, goats, poultry, ducks. We also process palm oil too. Feel free to place your orders 08032455430 or 09099020582.

Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Jessam: 12:05pm On Feb 23, 2016

samuel25:
Can u pls share the formula for compounding ur feed. What is d quantity a pig should eat per day and how many time they were supposed to be fed daily.

We feed our pigs mainly corn for energy, PKC - palm kernel cake protein/energy,rice bran for fibre, soya for protein, Lysinee and amino acids. The percentages vary depending on age. piglets at weaning stage need much more protein say 18% feed mix compared to growers which is 13% feed mix. Lactating pigs have an extra 0.5kg of feed per piglet breast feeding. Also the amount of feed given depends on age and size of the pig. Also the rate of weight gain desired also determines the amount of feed to be given. Feeding must also be complemented by unlimited availability of clean water. without water feed conversion rates are poor. Here is a sample of a feed mix we use for our growers -
PKC 20%
Maize 60%
Soya Bean Meal 9.5%
Fish Meal 3%
Diacalcium phospate 1.5%
premix 0.2%
salt 0.3%

Properties › Re: Aluminium Works! by Jessam: 11:55am On Feb 23, 2016

frakdon:
good morning sir.
yeah, gimme your location sir?
This is my number 07067447254, thanks.

I am in Ajah by Lagos Business school I will call you on Friday morning, in the meantime can you email me samples of your work and products.. jessamfarms@hotmail.com

Properties › Re: Aluminium Works! by Jessam: 1:07am On Feb 23, 2016

frakdon:
hello sir. Good morning.
please can I have the measurements, for the widows, so I can give you the price?

whats your telephone number you can meet me on either friday or saturday 26.02.16/27.02.16

Properties › Re: Aluminium Works! by Jessam: 2:32am On Feb 16, 2016

I have a project in Lagos, please give me a sample of your price, hurry as 2 other suppliers have provided competitive prices.

Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Jessam: 5:24pm On Feb 13, 2016

Many people have commented not only on Nairaland as well as our clients and invited guests to our farm on how healthy and strong our goats, pigs and cows look. In particular we gt singing praises for our pigs, thanks for the compliments. At Jessam farms we make sure we feed all our animals quality feed in abundance, we also make sure they have clean drinking water 24 hrs a day. If staff at Jessam can't drink the water we don't expect our herd to drink it either. Look at some pics of feed stacked at our farm, as well as medicines. Quality meet comes from quality animals.

If you want quality animals and poultry think Jessam........

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Agriculture › Re: Pig Farmers Lets Meet Here by Jessam: 5:10pm On Feb 13, 2016

REUBEN010:
I like the pictures above. @Jessam Do u sell breeders to small scale farmers?

Subject to availability and the clients location we do... feel free to contact us

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