₦airaland Forum

cadno:
On FBNH, u are talking lik a trader , not an investor perspective. 100k units of FBNH now is N400k apprx. Two years from now FBNH will be giving out N1 Div per share from calculations. Is that not a good investment...

Quakertellicus1:
Problem is while you are tackling the bad economy at one end, corruption is eating your good economic gains at the other.

amaechi1:
Please, my brother if you were ask to tackle as a matter priority, which will deal first?

Bad economy;
Corruption;
Security.

Trueigbo:
Good morning

I want to set up a dairy farm in North central Nigeria and I need the following information:

 When to stock
 The breed to buy
 The type of house
 The type of feed
 Feeding periods
 Vaccination plan

With this few information I can start with 1-2 cows before expanding.

ThunderingHooves:
If i were to begin commercial milk production,at whatever scale, what would the uptake be like? That is to say, can i be assured that Nigerians would provide a steady market for milk and milk products.

Does milk consumption vary by region?

Te reason i ask this is i read a news report that Shonga farms run by the oyibo farmers from Zimbabwe were forced to pour out excess production by their cows.

landinfo:
Boy, did u read where it was written that "she owns several acres of land" which cost Millions of Naira

The summary of my talk is that she was rich/wealthy enough before cum-ng into the country just like the Jewish/Israeli millionaires farmers farming in Kwara state


Note: She is not POOOOOR abeg so u guys should not equate her with Nigerians suffering or looking for white-collar jobs abeeeeeg

redfigure:
It's more than 1 litre. I've seen with my own eyes. I'd should be about 10 litre.
I do buy for my dogs every morning.

redcap:
I'm fully ready to go into this business but I need more information, maybe I'd travel to Kenya to understudy their system there. I don't even know how to start.

ThunderingHooves:
I believe this is also not wise by Dangote. He should look to produce milk in Nigeria and relieve pressure on the Naira occasioned by imports. Maybe i need to be enlightened on his motive.

@Willie2015 or anyone else, what is the average or typical milk production PER COW in Nigeria?

Pavore9:
What is the average daily milk production of a cow and who are those that collect them?

Pavore9:
lf they are producing in volumes one could set up a plant to have it pasteurized and packed in 500ml sachet like that of pure water.

Pavore9:
@Willie2015, who sells a litre of milk for N100? In another thread someone was offering it for N500!

freeborn76:
This is mental laziness jare, you have a first class, yet you cannot create a small scale job abi? You wasted your years in school...now I know why Brymo gave that epic advise...brah, start a small business while you wait for something 'big'. Please, don't rant about capital, you must have saved up something little from your 20 hours a week job ( we all did it, no be only you school abroad).

saintkeppy:
Business plenty for unemployed youth to do, but start-up capital not easily & readily available, u seek 4 loan, ridiculous collatoral demanded. But anyhow, somehow man must survive.

sage50:
Everybody working in an hospital is not a doctor. Same goes for banks. All d best in his new career. Pple now waste thousands nd millions going to school den come and do jobs like tailoring,events planning, buying nd selling etc. D question is y go to school. Ur educated if u can read and write na

Kasfarin:
STANDARD BUSINESS PLAN FROM KASPHARYN SOLUTIONS
1. MORINGA PLANTATION BUSINESS PLAN
2. DRY SEASON TOMATO AND PEPPER PRODUCTION BUSINESS PLAN
3. MODERN PIG PRODUCTION BUSINESS PLAN

freecocoa:
How does a person say things like this and be proud of himself? It's really a pity.

fisfat:
The rate of unemployment these days among nigerian youths is very high. My brothers came out with 2:1 and yet, they couldn't get a job that suits them.

So i taught of a business i could start on my own. Well, i chose poultry business(production and sales of eggs.

My fellow people here, i want you to please enlighten me on:
How lucrative it is
Should i collect day old or laying point?
What is the possible loss rate?
Battery cage or dip litter system?

Thanks for your contributions in advance

Pls go and work on an established poultry farm for at least 3 months to learn all the rudiments. U will answer all these questions.....

millhouse:
no mind religious fanatics.... In Fact prayer has made more Nigerians lazy.. Even president buhari had to travel to mecca to seek prayer for Nigeria... Pathetic! Who did the rulers of dubai go to seek prayers from before turning their nation to a masterpiece. Bill Gates once said "yes God promised the birds of the air their daily food, but He never said he would bring it to their nest!." So you have to wake up, Plan and set out. Success cuts across all races if you follow certain principles irrespective of if u are a Christian, Muslim, Hindu, traditionalist or atheist.

topaaz:
If prayer was the primary thing, Nigeria would have the highest number of millionaires in the world and even the best economy. Religion has made Nigerians lazy and blind to those points the op has listed.
Between, posts like this are what we're suppose to have on the front pages but I don't understand why mods like lalasticlala will never pay attention to them.

obailala:
In addition to getting the high nutrient grass, the plan also includes restricting the movement of the cattle to confined reserves where the grasses would be planted. That should solve point you just made.

teepain:
Let us eschew partisanship and be objective about these issues.

The government claims that they have discovered Grasses that have 28% Crude Protein, do we have any grass in Nigeria, either in the North or South, that have such high protein? To the best of my knowledge there is none. So what is wrong in importing such highly protein gas with a view to domestically grow it.

If government implements this idea correctly animal husbandry in Nigeria would witness a revolution.

Cheers.