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A voltage imbalance.These include improper wiring, loose connections, or undersized line sizes causing a voltage drop at the motor.

@@FredDairyFarm Thank you for this.

@@magiwakukupoultryfarm3651 yes...I will upload video about it

@@gshilavula thank you

@@BenardOgata you are welcome

@@mrmoneycomesfirst yes. You can do it for years

@@miguelwhite3948 from a hardware shop.1000 gauge's

Check my previous videos

@@FredDairyFarm unakuanga role model... Niko na ngombe moja na next yr i plan to add another, na nikue na you tube

@@kennethnjenga519 Glad to hear that.Do not loose focus.Make your dream come true.Dairy farming is a therapy on its own.You can do it.Believe in yourself

Hardware shop

Dam(Mother) have different genetics composition .The is no standard litres for any cow.Some produce less and others more but with time it increases.Incase of this one,its producing 15ltrs of colostrum

@@FredDairyFarm thanks, can I get one 5 months pregnant heifer nothing above 150k

@@unavoidable254 yes.but don't go for those big dairy farms coz they hype the prices.

@@FredDairyFarm can you please connect me to one

Glad to hear that.Keep fighting don't give up.

Thank you

@@southone2040 we have locally made in Kenya and some imported from India

Exactly.That's why i advocate for it when making silage

i bought it at 38k

Its simple.Just feed it on quality mineral salts.

Yeah i agree.But still you can also use a motor instead of petrol engine.

Talking of magadi salt how much should I feed it to the cow at which ration per day

Fuel is expensive compared to electricity but both work hand in hand

@@davidmaina4379 I agree but this is business we are trying to reduce production cost one hundred shillings token can make almost 3 or more silo tubes 100 worth of fuel can't am saying this because I have a chopper but it uses fuel so untill I buy a motor for it then using it is costly compared to chuff cutter

@@PaulKinyua-lo9dn 4 table spoons plus other quality mineral salts

You are much welcome.Thank you for watching

The cost of production by then was 21/= kenya shillings and i was selling 50/= kenya shillings per litre.But this changes with market prices and also climate due to fodder security e.t.c

We keep on learning and experimenting new trends.Yes i said so by then.Now i started experimenting on this and the result are excellent.

In most cases the smell comes from the fermentation process that is aided by molasses and other silage innoculants.The work of concentrates is just to add value to the silage.

it depends with the hose power of the engine or motor.The higher the better.

Chopper is the best coz it crushes the entire maize cobs unlike the chaffcutter

Glad to hear that.Thanks for watching.

3 blade,2hp electric motor chaffcutter goes for 45-50k whereas silage chopper goes for 40-45 k

@@FredDairyFarm how many horsepower for a chopper that crushes maize? I have noticed some that don't crush the maize cobs

@@richardndivo978 7.5 hp Petrol Engine and power

@@richardndivo978 7.5 and above

​@@richardndivo978 there's one I saw on itungo pastures it does well

@@lilseyann133 have you ever used toxin binder? Point to note. 1.proper compaction. 2.use toxin binder. 3.ensure the polythene bag doesn't have any hole or opening. 4.proper covering on top and apply pressure by putting stones of heavy objects

@@FredDairyFarm i dont have the 2 and 4...once i seal it the next day air filled the bag so i seal it again until it smell bad..

​@@FredDairyFarm hello Fred how much is the toxin binder?

@@royoscarmurimike6996 350 per kg

@@ahmadsaeed6602 if you use livestock microbes,you can start using after 5 days.if not wait for 28 days

@@JackLangat 5days when you use microbes and 28 days if no microbes was used

@@JackLangat much welcome

@@CecilHenryOfficial yes.you can also use dry maize stalks to make silage as a way of preservation,but you have to add urea and concentrates to add value to it

@@CecilHenryOfficial okay I will

there are many factors that may lead to that; 1.Teat canal protrusion. 2.inverted teat ends. 3.Short teats. 4.High peak milk flow and early lactation. also a sign of early lactation or nearing calving

@@FredDairyFarm thanks for your response, I appreciate it 🙏

@@unavoidable254 Much welcome.Thanks for always watching my videos

Great.Thanks for such a good explanation

I will upload video on that

I will let you know when the farm visit begins.Thanks for watching.

Chiaraini near nyeri town.

Okay.Dairy Farming is very broad.We have so many topics.I do a video based on what my viewers ask me to.Feel free to suggest any topic and i will do it.

i cut it at the height of 2-2.5 metres,i wilted it for four days and the dry matter was ranging from 20-25

Glad to hear that.Thanks for watching.