Racoon:
See how the US also have cattle farmers that despite luxuriant vegetation in that country choose cattle ranching as the best form of management and never made it a national policy of government.But in Nigeria, fulanis have made it a pain to many ethnic nationals.

VEXT:
The United States has supported the Nigeria Dairy Industry with the first shipment of pregnant Jersey breed dairy cows which have arrived the Ikun Dairy Farm in Ekiti State.

The Ikun Dairy Farm – a joint venture between Promasidor Nigeria Limited and Ekiti State Government – plans to produce 10,000 litres of milk daily, according to a statement issued by the US Consulate on Thursday.

It is also expected to take delivery of two additional shipments of dairy cows from the United States over the next couple of weeks.

To further support the Nigerian dairy industry, Smith noted that the Foreign Agricultural Service of the U.S. Mission was designing a two-week long training programme in the United States for diverse Nigerian dairy stakeholders.


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Cholls:
my brother I worry because, grazing requires huge amount of land to do... And as things are in Nigeria. Which state in the country will be willing to give land for lease... when Fulani people are not to be trusted amongst the tribes, because of their illicit activities around the country...backed by the central government...Cow business is a billion naira business when properly done can generate more money for the country...

look at for instance, grazing lands in America are larger than some entire countries. BLM-managed public grazing lands *alone* are larger than Ukraine.