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Two of our bucks

Update since last update. We've had 3 new kids since then. Have to say the most difficult stage has been stocking, thats when goats usually die from transportation and new environment stress. Extra care needs to be taken when stocking your animals

Properly vaccinate your animals, have a deworm schedule, have an exercising yard for them. These with good feeding and most of your problems are gone

Nice work bro, keep it up.

Do you have people living around your farm?
i.e is it close to a residential area?

ChngedChnges:
Nice work bro, keep it up.

Do you have people living around your farm?
i.e is it close to a residential area?

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

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

Nice, welldone bro

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.

Good stuff brother...

You're innovative, resourceful and taking steps in the right direction.
More blessings to your efforts!

I'm considering providing financial advisory services, pro-bono.
Passionate to be a part of your success story.

adamix:
We have 20 goats yet to arrive but its been good to be able to learn with these few.

I pray everything works out well for you

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.

where is this?

adamix:
Update since last update. We've had 3 new kids since then. Have to say the most difficult stage has been stocking, thats when goats usually die from transportation and new environment stress. Extra care needs to be taken when stocking your animals

I will advice that you focus...
On cattles especially fattening...
For a short period btwn 4 to 6 mths..
And release it to market for slaughter....
Its less stressful..less mortality... with good yield and turnover...
Welldone and God bless...

Congratulations brother

Lama70:




Don't forget to order dry cassava peels from me to feed your cows. Dry season is almost here and you can't bank on grasses this time.

Which dry season is here?

Do giveaway let us pray for your progress

good investments, better than gambling and womanising.

Good luck 👍🏽. I love it.

adamix:
All done✅

Good job.

I'm curious, why did you opt for this type of borehole? Any advantage? I'm working on my livestock farm too.

security is priority considering the Fulani/herdsmen menace and other security challenges

lanryoung:


May it come to completion

If there is job opportunity there I'm available sir

hm Better check if there is any tribal or ethnic connection between you and OP. So you don't keep aiming your dane gun at the moon. Don't get carried away by the polite response on nairaland. Peace.

2022 thread in 2023 the owner has Japa

how men own these kind of things while i cant own the cheapest thing on earth

adamix:
This was my second visit to the land. Its located at ogbondoroko, kwara state.

What is the land size and also like how many goat and cattle do you plan to do... Am planning to do stuff like this but land is my challenge

This is beautiful

Hamachi:
2022 thread in 2023 the owner has Japa

really

adamix:


2 acres of farmland, though we took out 4 plots for the fencing. Fencing the 2 acres is quite expensive

Two arces is how many plots, boss?

adamix:
Our first batch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE8ALG8KVxQ

Batch A.

adamix:
We have 20 goats yet to arrive but its been good to be able to learn with these few.

There is something from cow feces that kills off goats one by one. Makes it look like they are being poisoned. Research this before raising them together.

What about your dogs?
Make sure you have one or two dogs.
God is your strength bro

This is another reason to know that Nigeria youths are not lazy but only those that choose to, what we need is a government intervention. Set up SME to assist both small ,medium and large businesses with great monitoring.

Good security in place so that some unfutunate being won't just badges in there and spoil things or steal.

Well done brother, God bless you.
Hope things has been put in place against snake infraction into the garden? Those idiots can cause damage o.

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.

You should consider milking those goats and producing cheese to sell to supermarkets. Nobody is producing goat milk in Nigeria currently, but in the USA Nigerian pygmy goats are highly regarded sources of goat's milk which is more nutritious than cow's milk. You are sitting on a gold mine, my brother, so MILK it for all it is worth.

Goats are FAR more valuable as milk suppliers than having them slaughtered for meat. I have 24 pygmy goats as I speak, but before I start milking them I will allow them all to have one birth before commencing to milk them after their second birth. I have both manual milk pumps and an electric milking machine ready to go when the time comes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NR69EKkfLLk&t=13s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtO6JhW-n7Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2PVyGI98hY