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Feeding 1.4 Billion: Inside China's Largest Dairy Farm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnNVX7ViOZU
CGTN • 2019

Is Dairy Farming Your Best Bet To Make Money In 2026?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qD8-D-md0t4
Farmers Diary Africa • Nov 16 2025



Next Level Dairy Cow Farming | High-tech CHEESE Making From Cow Milk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6DSQG0xM8w
Noal Farm • March 2025


2400 Jerseys on This Beautiful California Dairy Farm!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agDzjMnkPIM
SaskDutch Kid • 2022

How To Produce 223 Billion Pounds Of Milk In America - Dairy Farm In America

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJYFqiRyp6U
Tony 98 - Discovery • 2022



The BIGGEST Dairy Farms In The World REVEALED.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-YuHluRYkU
Down On The Farm • 2023

Modern Cow Dairy Farming - Cow Milking Technology Machine - Smart Dairy Farm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_rtdPtdmAU
Noal Farm • 2020

MEET A YOUNG KENYAN FARMER WHO IS MAKING MILLIONS FROM DAIRY FARMING

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgqttDrk94U
Agribusiness Insider • March 2025
[2300+ USD made from 1 dairy cow]

How Dairy Farming Made Her Rich In Her 20s GENIUS PLAN!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tzh-2q31UhQ
Mase Times • 2024
[400 Lts milked daily]

How to succeed in dairy farming//I started with 1 cow now I have 30

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2onM9xt6gnE
Nelly_Bernard • 2024

Inside Kenya's Dairy farms: The Secrets Behind Profitable Milk production

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1ov1BM5j8k
Nelly_Bernard • Oct 2025

Livestock Earnings Soar After Ministry Creation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StVuoquRvtc
Channels Television • 2024

Largest Dairy Farm in the World
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/gs9Ao9lbmTc
Discover Agriculture• 2023

Livestock Revolution? Nigerian Delegation Visits World’s Largest Beef Producer
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/gCCzzhFa6oQ
NTA Network • July 2025

Cow, Sheep Shortage Looms as Border Closure Bites Harder
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/tDfKHXaSQNg
TVC News Nigeria • 2023


The 4 Days Livestock Farming Train Hits Nigeria! #semanhyiafarm
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/RyBpnvUDhSc
Farming In Africa • June 2025

My dear
Thanks for taking your precious time to compile and share these beautiful pictures, important information.

But will these unruly homo sapiens learn and change?
These guys don't rear the cattle for meat and meat,

They rear conflicts, terrorism, banditry And kidnapping.

They have ears, eyes, but they will pretend and tell you they are not aware of these modern practices

When Buhari said "do ranch", my people did not hear, and thought he was asking Fulani herdsmen to take your land and do ranch, as if Fulani can possibly do what is suggested here.

What people did not understand was that Buhari was actually providing the dagger that will kill Fulani herdsmen, but I guess people would never understand that he could be going against his own people, just as they can not understand that the Emir of Kano is promoting education amongst people who are convinced education is evil.

budaatum:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOOPUKvG208

Livestock Transformation Development Plan

The Fear of Fulani Herdsmen and Cows!

Cattle Ranch 101

budaatum:
When Buhari said "do ranch", my people did not hear, and thought he was asking Fulani herdsmen to take your land and do ranch, as if Fulani can possibly do what is suggested here.

What people did not understand was that Buhari was actually providing the dagger that will kill Fulani herdsmen, but I guess people would never understand that he could be going against his own people, just as they cannot understand that the Emir of Kano is promoting education amongst people who are convinced education is evil.

@ budaatum

I appreciate the massive insights shared in your post and the video interview with Professor Adewumi Taiwo, the Professor of Agriculture Engineering who emphasized on the historical fact that Western Nigeria already had a successful cattle ranching and breeding program (with trypanosomiasis-resistant Ndama cows imported from Mali) in the Fasola area of the current Oyo State as of 1946! That was pure intelligence info from the Professor. It was during the highly corrupt military dictatorship (after the iconic Obafemi Awolowo years of agribusiness and farm settlement developments in the Old Western Region) that agribusiness was de-emphasized and this cascaded right into the democratic era with some of these Governors of the Western States pussyfooting and NOT having a sense of urgency to revive the cattle ranching programs with hybrid cattle which would bring in billions of USD in income revenue for the States and individual investors. This is what the Forbes-listed USD billionaires such as Mike Adenuga, Femi Otedola, Mrs Folorunso Alakija, etc, should have also done by investing millions in advanced agribusiness (driven by technologies such as green houses, hydroponics, agri-drones and AI) to boost the ranching and dairy breeding ecosystem in the West of Nigeria for instance and cut off the monopoly of those foreign Fula cattle herders from Niger Republic, Cameroon, Mali, Mauritania, Guinea, etc. Aliko Dangote was planning the construction of a large dairy farm about 3 years ago, but I haven't heard anything about it since. He also had to discontinue his tomato paste factory investment.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOOPUKvG208?si=XEEAdkcxJu5-Lnjz
Sunday Ogunyemi • Feb 14, 2021

However, I'm aware that Ekiti State imported some hybrid cows for ranching during the government of Kayode Fayemi, and WAMCO has a milk off-taker program in Oyo State where Yoruba and Fula cattle owners sell cow milk to WAMCO. The Yoruba indigenes and the migrant Fulas registered under the milk collection program testified that milking of cows provides more income for them than just the rearing or herding cows around for meat sales.

Last but NOT least, I've emphasized for years that it's time for Nigerians to stop buying cows from the foreign Fula herders from Niger Republic, Cameroon, Mali, Mauritania, because they constitute over 90% of Miyetti Allah members and those creeps are largely responsible for the foreign Fula militia attacks on Yorubaland, Hausaland, and the entire Middle Belt States of Nigeria, grabbing lands from indigenous people in some of these communities then renaming them into Fula names as told by a Hausa woman from Katsina State whose video I watched complaining about the foreign Fula militia invasions of Hausaland.

It's time for the West of Nigeria, parts of Kwara and Kogi States (indigenously peopled by the Yoruba folks) to invest in their own massive ranching and dairy programs with hybrid cows using their own indigenous manpower, which would effectively cut off those insidious foreign Fula cow supplies being imported from those neighbouring countries of Niger Republic, Cameroon, Mali, Mauritania, Guinea-Conakry, etc. A lot of people mistakenly think most of the cows sold in Nigeria are bred in Nigeria BUT that's not true. They are brought in by migrant foreign Fula herders via the porous, non-existent land borders


Your feedback here added extra layers of insights to the thread. I appreciate that once again.

Cheers.

AlphaTaikun:
@ budaatum

Your feedback here added extra layers of insights to the thread. I appreciate that once again.

Cheers.

You inspire me. Please know.

budaatum:
You inspire me. Please know.

@budaatum,

Thank you.

Someone who's into cattle farming want me to partner with him here is his breakdown:

A local male cow 7-8months old ₦250k. Female ₦400k. He will rear them for 2-3 years. If it's female, first child isine, second birth child is his. If it's male we share profits after maturity and my capital will first be refunded. If it's Bororo it's ₦800k. In the case of lose or damage, we be 50/50 shared lose. He will be responsible for management, medications and feeding. He's ready to sign legally binding agreement because I rejected ordinary agreement.


What do you think about this deal? I didn't know that a young cow is now around ₦250k for make and ₦400k for female for rearing 😲

Please advice. Thanks.

Indigbo:
Someone who's into cattle farming want me to partner with him here is his breakdown:

A local male cow 7-8months old ₦250k. Female ₦400k. He will rear them for 2-3 years. If it's female, first child isine, second birth child is his. If it's male we share profits after maturity and my capital will first be refunded. If it's Bororo it's ₦800k. In the case of lose or damage, we be 50/50 shared lose. He will be responsible for management, medications and feeding. He's ready to sign legally binding agreement because I rejected ordinary agreement.


What do you think about this deal? I didn't know that a young cow is now around ₦250k for make and ₦400k for female for rearing 😲

Please advice. Thanks.

@indigbo


You can get further viability and profitability information on the thread page right BELOW from the moniker @ajala.wole who is into direct cattle breeding in Ilorin. Be persistent in asking him by reposting what you posted here on the thread page right BELOW.

https://www.nairaland.com/8577743/how-much-plot-land-abule/2#137802199