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abeyyskyne:What's their weight, how much and how do I contact you? My mail address is tugbiyeley_not@yahoo.com |
abeyyskyne:Good Afternoon sir. May I know if you still have weaners? Where is your location and how much do you sell? |
agricexport:Is it dried cassava peels or whole cassava with its peels? And is it dried with Drier or sun dried? |
money4god:Thanks. I am looking forward to receiving your contact. Of email is preferable, it's tugbiyeley_not@yahoo.com |
foodmachinesale:Do you have small sized Cassava slicing machine and Cassava Drying machines for use solely in my Pig farm for Pig feeds that is single phase with low power consumption and or that can be powered alternatively by gas? Also, let me have their respective prices. Do you have accredited agents in Nigeria? If yes let me have their contact addresses and phone Nos My contact is tugbiyeley_not@yahoo.com Thanks |
Would prefer locations very close to IKORODU |
dorispray:Thanks. My location is GBERIGBE in Ikorodu and would prefer locations very like Ijebu-Ode and it's environs because of transportation costs. |
money4god:Thanks. Do you have a funtional one on your farm that i can come to see how it works and do you do the construction? what type of Biodigester are you having in mind? Can I have your contacts? I can be reached on 08023093462 or tugbiyeley_not@yahoo.com |
Molecularconsul:Where are you located? I mean your contact address? Send to me via email: tugbiyeley_not@yahoo.com |
You can reach me on tugbiyeley_not@yahoo.com or 07038569000 pls |
jethro2:Do you sell cassava and where is your location pls |
uwandukahuna:What are the conditions for granting the permit apart from the N3m? I think it's better to get permit first before getting the gas plant itself. The land I have is in a residential area with houses on both sides. So i dont know if DPR can approve of it. My mail address is : tugbiyeley_not@yahoo.com pls educate or advise me |
Dexpro:Thanks. Seen your mail response and awaiting the estimates. |
soladel:Can you pls send me the ebook? My email: tugbiyeley_not@yahoo.com |
Dexpro:Wao!!! This is what I have been looking for, for years gotten on a platter of Gold. Dexpro, you have done a great favour to so many people free!!! I am seriously interested and I have gone through the whole lectures as well as the questions and answers. I have sent you a mail earlier today 31st March 2017 requesting you to let me know what it will cost to construct one for me. I don't mind if I can equally get on the job training while you are doing the construction in my house too. I am waiting for your response to my mail Thanks and God bless you. Anthony Tugbiyele |
Dexpro:I just stumbled on this thread today and I went through all but could not see the lectures. How and where did you deliver the lectures to those interested pls cause I am interested. I would have dropped my mail address but saw that you warned that it shouldn't be posted |
Dexpro:I just stumbled on this thread and I am delighted. I am a prospective Pig farmer with my Pig farm under construction. For a start, I am thinking of a 100 pig farm and i am worried about the disposal of their dung. I am therefore interested in having a Bio gas plant on the farm. The Bio gas plant is expected to be able to power a 2.2kva Generator, that will provide electricity, to a 1hp submersible water pump for 2hrs, power a small freezer for at least 12hrs, a 3/4hp A/c for at least 4hrs, lightings and electronics for a one-bedroom flat farm house & cooking. Kindly let me know what it will cost for you to install. I can be reached on 07038569000 |
abeyyskyne:Wao!!! This is beautiful. Where is your farm? I love to come see them and will be interested in the weaners pls. I can be reached on 08023093462 |
abeyyskyne:I am interested please in the weaners. I can be reached on 08023093462 |
money4god: TONY56: |
[quote author=money4god post=51052476][/quote]How much will it cost to build one for a pig farm of 100 pigs. The Bio digester plant should be able to also provide gas to power a 2.2kva Generator to be used to pump water as well as provide electricity for a one-bedroom farm house and cooking |
Does anyone on this forum know the post utme method adopted by AAU last year? I. e for 2016/2017 academic year. Please help me with the details |
femu:Can you please let me have names/addresses/phone Nos of your known feed analysis laboratories in Lagos? |
dynamix101:Hmmmm 50 animals of which size, age or kg? And what's the size of each room? The investor should also be mindful of the fact that he should also get extra rooms ready cause the space would definitely become too small or overcrowded in about 3 months or there about and at that time, he may not be able to get more to rent expecially close to the existing ones and he may consequently be forced to sell some at give away prices. It's better to pls elaborate on why it's necessary to "be careful in oke-aro especially with attendants". By so doing, you will be doing the prospective investors there and elsewhere a lot of good. Pls share your experiences on the antecedents of the attendants with members on the forum to avoid falling prey to them. |
lekefem:When you talk about cost of renting a 50-100 capacity Pen, to me, it's sounds vague in the sense that it depends on the numbers of pigs you intend to house in a single room and their age or kg. Normally, they are not supposed to be over crowded. So whatever cost anyone gives you should be based on the size of each of the room in the Pig pen because some people house about 10 pigs in a 10 X 10ft room, while some prefer only 5 in same size of room and others crowd even 20 in same size of Room and of cause other factors like age, kg, breeding, farrowing, etc come into play too. If you have more than a Boar for example you can't house them together in same room except you want a "fight to finish" and you can't also house a boar and a sow together except when you want to cross or mate them and in which case they have to be separated after crossing. |
daxlasaint:Can you please share with me why you can't complain of having only 6 when a lot of people's sow farrow between 10 and 15? Your reasons might be very good or satisfactory that's why I like you to share |
Ekiagrium:[ The only viable solution is the conversion of the waste to Bio gas for cooking; Electricity generation to pump water and produce electric power in the farm as well ferterlizer. In that way, your waste or dung is constantly taken care of. |
Good morning everyone in the house. Can Lagbaja; Dejia; Femu; Ops; Targus; eazeefix; ayodeji; Excelslor and other experienced pig farmers on the forum PLEASE let me know or educate me on the feeding of Pigs with Yam Peels. Is it of any nutritional value to pigs? |
Good Morning all Pig farmers and intending ones. If you are looking for Agricultural Land for Piggery at the Lagos state Government Piggery Estate GBERIGBE, IKORODU, Lagos Call 07038569000. Only one plot of 90ft X 120ft is available for sale |
I am also looking forward to seeing the picture of the 250kg King Boar |
[quote author=dejia post=39566278]Hello Fellow Farmers/ Potential Farmers, This month ( October) was so fast! i will try and write a few advice for those looking into " our industry". I promised to write about Management and the Nigerian factor ** Management: uhmm.. like i have written in some of my previous posts, We have 3 major factors to succeed in Piggery, they are 1) The Breed ( Genetics) 2) Feed 3) Management Management for me is the biggest among the 3 factors, alot of us think Labour is cheap, "why do i have to automate, Nigeria is a country, where the minimum wage is N18,000; so why do i have to spend so much money on automation? I will rather employ someone to do the job than spend alot of money ( drinking nipples, slated floors,farrowing crates)".. Labour in Nigeria is inefficient, unreliable, scarce and one of the biggest challenges most farmers in Africa . In Nigeria its worse, in my 3years as a pig farmer, i have lost count of how many farm workers i have employed, i have tried, Togolese, Benue, Igbo, Yoruba Tiv, Nassawa boys etc... Most of them work when you are there, they work when they want to and dont follow instructions. They also dont come cheap.this is a major factor constraint in our industry. Pigs have specific time they need to be fed, to convert it ultimately ; i love to compare pigs with human beings, what is the point, when instead of you giving a child food 3 times a day, you put his breakfast and lunch in the microwave and at night, you give him the 3 meals.. will that child be as healthy as a child given his 3 meals has at when due? ** Skilled Labour: Well, am sorry to say,.. the graduates coming out of Nigerian Universities these days are something else.. I have employed Master degree holders, who will cross their legs and do nothing and cant even keep farm records. some cant use Ms.excel I have employed a Vet Doctor, who couldnt diffreniate between a castrate Male pig from an uncastrate pig. You have so many people claiming to be vet doctors who cant inject correctly, who cant read pig behaviours; There are quacks who claim to be vet doctors. all these are big issues that have to be considered before setting up a piggery.. For alot of farmers or people looking at farming " inabsential " ( you are abroad, and you are looking into having a farm in nigeria or you are working and want to have it as a side business). This is a big factor that i will recommend you take time to look carefully. The Nigerian Factor: There are stories of farm manager making substandard feed, we have cases of feedmillers cheating the farmer etc.selling unpalatable feed Most successful farms in Nigeria, now hire expartriates from China, India and SA, not because they know the job better maybe because they dont understand what is called " Nigerian factor" I can write a book on Management issues especially on Nigerian factor, i will advice that people going into piggery should look into ways to reduce it; it is believed you cant eradicate it completely, you can only reduce it. Also I will advice people looking into piggery to try and automate as many things as they can. Network with people who have experience, get consultants who have experience to consult for you. You also need to do alot of Research, read books, there are thousands of materials all over the internet on piggery, some are not applicable in Nigeria, some are relevant while others are not. *** Farm Record: Alot of young people ( including myself) are into farming, but most of us are still doing it the old way, the way the illerates do it, i have visited alot of farms in Nigeria, and they cant tell me, how much feed their pigs eat per day or how much it cost? Farming is all about " Input and Output" it is pure Mathematics, in Piggery, all we are doing is converting feed to meat ( for those fattening). You have to know your cost per day, per animal . farm record keeping is has important has the farm itself you need to know when your pigs were born, when they are supposed to be weaned, when they attain first heat, etc. in some countries, they monitor the cycles of their sows to know when they will be on heat.( Secret for having large number of piglets). You need to either tag each pig or tatoo them, or have a way of identify each of your breeders stock to keep proper record. ** Digital Scale: You also need to have a digital scale to weigh you pigs on a regular basis to know if you are making profit or not. Alot of farmers dont have scales, some have " hanging scales" which i think is " Barbaric " to hang a pig upside down just to check its weight. Some sell pigs just by the way it looks (lol), this is 2015.. we need to measure correctly. I will recommend that anyone going into piggery, should ensure that they have a digital scale to weigh their pigs regularly, to know how to calculate its FCR ( Feed Conversion Ratio) and know if the farm was making money or running at a loss. I hope i have been able to add another 2kobo to my previous post. [/quote Deji, where do you know that I can get the Tip Drinkers, Digital scales and other pig farm accessories or equipments to buy at good prices? TONY56 |