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Are you ready for the much run away from aspect of cattle farming.....?


I am talking about zero grazing cattle farming or intensive ruminants farming.

Are you ready?

Farmers - herders struggle is majorly a struggle for land.

Land for the farmers to grow his/her crops

Land for the herders to graze his cattles.

This struggle has been an age long struggle & people of old have perfected ways of settling the disputes that arises from the struggle.....until recently

Newway2:
Farmers - herders struggle is majorly a struggle for land.

Land for the farmers to grow his/her crops

Land for the herders to graze his cattles.

This struggle has been an age long struggle & people of old have perfected ways of settling the disputes that arises from the struggle.....until recently

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Leaving the politics sorrounding the farmers - herders to one side, it's very obvious that the age long tradition of grazing cattle is no more sustainable.

Our cattles need to be kept in a more modern way, just like it is done even in smaller African countries.

In Kenya for example, farmers keep as few as 2 or 3 dairy cows intensively & it's generating income for them.

Why can't we imbibe same methods in Nigeria.

We need to push our ignorance aside & embrace these practices.

Newway2:
Farmers - herders struggle is majorly a struggle for land.

Land for the farmers to grow his/her crops

Land for the herders to graze his cattles.

This struggle has been an age long struggle & people of old have perfected ways of settling the disputes that arises from the struggle.....until recently

CATTLES COULD BE KEPT INTENSIVELY (ZERO GRAZING) & YOU STILL MAKE MONEY.


CATTLES COULD BE KEPT INTENSIVELY (ZERO GRAZING) & YOU STILL MAKE MONEY.


CATTLES COULD BE KEPT INTENSIVELY (ZERO GRAZING) & YOU STILL MAKE MONEY.


CATTLES COULD BE KEPT INTENSIVELY (ZERO GRAZING) & YOU STILL MAKE MONEY.