Which Is More Profitable GOAT Vs PIG Farming Business And WHY?(DETAILED)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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A millionaire's mindset!...... Invest in good feeding/treatment. For a pig /goat to grow and bring good yields, one has to invest in feeding it well coupled with good living conditions and treatment.
Today we sharing PIG OR GOAT Farming which is more profitable and why?(DETAILED)
If you’re a first time farmer or planning to start piggery or goat farming, this video is for you.
More details till the end of the video.
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Piggery is so good for business. As long as you can feed them. Two years you can be very big. We started a farm with only 250 females and one year later, we have a farm of over 3,300pigs
Thank u very much for this comparison. I am in Lesotho, I have started a small farm. I started with 1 dairy cows now I have 4 , then moved to merino 🐑 and I now have 7. I am planing to move to pigs. Thank u for your advise 👍
Wow wow that's awesome. Keep going 💪 As we always say " Start small but Think Big" we're so proud of you 👏
Our pleasure too 😊
@@ValueFarmUG I'm so happy to find that i am not the only one to watch Value Farm from Lesotho.......The kingdom in the sky
Am from Kenya, I have recently learned about this channel & am so addicted. Very informative. Tell me, can I buy a pure Boer or savanna then i ship it to Kenya ?
lesotho is a cool place its surrounded by south Africa correct?
goats goats goats...
Wow Uganda 🇺🇬 soil is sooooooo RICH and FERTILE! Our beautiful Motherland AFRICA is BLESSED! 😊😊🤎
Thank you so much. Uganda is blessed indeed. God bless our motherland 🙏
Hi guys I’m new here from South Africa and I’m doing research on starting commercial livestock farming and i must say i have learned a lot so far keep it up.
I now want to expand to Uganda... wonderful crop of farmers there.
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No closer to a decision, but very educational and thought provoking. Thank you!
I think it's bit tricky both of them
1)goats need more space than pig
2)pig needs feeds and goats needs pastures only and if u want to grow your own you would find out that where you grow your food you can use that space for other cash crops
3)goats must be more to multiply where's by pigs you only need few
4) pigs are expensive more than goats when you are selling them but because of the feeds that pigs can consume I don't know which one will have more profit
I will go for goat farming as it is easy to take care and maintain.
Wow that's awesome 👌
Thanks for your opinion 👍
Pig farming is my passion and am yet to start this business, I think this is the information I really needed!!!!
Wow that's awesome 👌 👏
It's very lucrative. Get started!
Thank you so much , i have also started pig farming in northern Ghana and also praying to add goat farm
better than a university lecture!!!!
Am definitely starting small but thinking big here in Zambia have been following so religiously.. you guys inspires me!!
Our pleasure 😊
That's the way to go!
I find this very interesting. Thank you very much for the information shared. I have learned a lot.
I am a new Farner who have started with 4 female and 1 male pigs.and I'm blessed to be able to get these lessons from you.
Please keep up the good works.
Gladys from Zambia
in philippines, there are feed companies that would supply you until you sell them. pigs reproduce faster and can be sold to meat market at 4 months old. when it comes to profit, pigs win. But that is if there is no pig epidemic ( african swine flu and foot and mouth disease comes every few years or so) that could put you back to start line.
with goats they reproduce slower, you need a big area as source of food but more and more farmers are switching to goats or at least adding goats because there is no goat epidemic that could destroy your business instantly. price is stable.
summary: it depends on your risk appetite.
pigs: better profit but risky
goats: slow but steady
Thanks Value Farm for sharing your knowledge. You guys has been an inspiration to me. I lived in the US (Alabama) and just purchased 20 acres of land for farming. I have seen so many setups but I am inspired by your style and I am thinking about doing it over here. I am originally from Liberia West Africa but lived in the US for many years. I retired last year after 25 years with Dekalb County Government in Georgia USA and decided to go into farming. I will love to partnered with you guys in ways that your ideas can reach other parts of Africa. Thanks for the great works. hopefully we can have a business conversation soon. Great job!
Hello nice to meet you here. I would love to come to USA can you help me please. I want to go further in my education
Thanks so much for the bunch of information. I’m following you back to back for my research and mentorship, while going into this business. God bless 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Planning to start farming next year and this topic open my brain a lots . Surely I'll phone you to visit me in Malawi.
Wow..!! That was very educative guys. Thank you so much for this video. I used to love goats to much but after your information, I will start with the pigs then later I will add goats
Thank you
Hello there. I’m an American in the USA 🇺🇸. Been watching ur videos 🆎 goat 🐐 pigs 🐖. Trying to learn ur culture. About things it’s really really amazing how u are raising things one ☝️ is I noticed how most of the pigs are inside barns but with lots lots of concrete why is that seeming to be so popular over there compared to the us ?? But keep up 🆙 the good 👍🏻 work be blessed 😇🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hello 👋 looks like someone sent me a message but nothing came though thanks 🙏🏻
I go with that man's idea. Of starting with pig farming.coz one can just start with one pig and in one year the person may have big farm.this comes about due to prolific factor.
For me, goats all the way.
Do you know that in the international commodity market, 1kg of goat horns is sold for 23 dollars while 1kg of goat intestine is sold for 25 dollars?
Goat intestines are used to make suturing thread that the doctors use for operations in the hospitals.
So how do you sell?
@@bothsresources You sell by first of all being a big breeder in the region of 1,000 goats and above. When you have huge quantity of goats that are old and due for slaughter, you contact these buyers, they'll slaughter the goats in your farm and weigh these parts I mentioned and make payments immediately.
Can you kindly send contact of these buyers, I'm also in Nigeria
@@bothsresources What breeds do you have and quantity?
I'm following you I keep goats,cows, so I want to state keeping pigs .mano luangwa zambia
Thx u value farm u inspire alot of people allover the world keep the spirit guys 💪💪
I think both are good to start with but pigs could give you faster income because of their rate of growth and birth ,I think pigs can put you in a right place if you are beginning.
I want to move to Africa and invest in a farm but I need someone to work with
Please contact us for more guidance 🙏
Hi I am Hamid, from Australia, i liked your channel, I also subscribed your channel, you are doing great job to educate others with your practical knowledge. It is quite impressive information. I work in corporte sector, and I run a goat farm as well. My model is free range self contained, pol fce integrated farming system.
Thank you Tina and Greg for this educative piece of informations you keep giving out to us. Please keep up the good work,I appreciate ! 👏🏻👏🏻
Yes
Hamiisi Semanda inspiring me into goat farming. watching from The Gambia
That's great 👍
I was also inspired by him
@@mercynyamer5926 he is a very good farmer
He is doing great as well
Thanks so much valve farm you deserve the best
Thanks very much for the bank advice, I mean you got that advice spot on, there are a lot of farmers who have found themselves in that situation but even failed to understand that it was the way they went abt to get the funds for their farm
I wish you guys can ship semen to Cameroon, I mean pig.
Thanks guys for the free knowledge and a true explanation, from Lusaka Zambia 🇿🇲
Thank you very much for well explained comparison. Am in Zimbabwe and would like to start with goat farming first then pig farming later.
Wow that's awesome. That's the way to go!
Thanks for this comparison!
I pray you to do a video on producing own food for pigs pls.
From Nigeria.
love the honesty
All the way from Burundi,
Again thanks value farm for such amazing work of giving out your valuable skills into farming, God bless you abundantly
Thanks for educating us.we are crucial animal production students and need to develop our own farming using entrepreneurial skills.i would love to become an animal conglamerator among goats,pigs,,fishery,birds ect.
Thanks for the insite guys I'm really ignited ❤️❤️❤️
Tina,do you agree to visit pig farming ,i can learn steps taken to start on low income am so so inspired by you Tina thanks for sharing ideas to us we learn alot
Thank You! Very good information. Even though I live on the other side of the world this was extremely helpful.
Very educative and explanations well elaborate. I have learnt a lot as a potential pig farmer. Thank you guys and thumbs 👍
Enjoyed this episode. Am in SA and currently on piglets,planning to venture into goats soon. Keep well, you really inspire us.
You're welcome 😊
That's great. Keep going 💪
The sky is the limit. Be blessed 🙌 🙏
Great video...thanks for the comparisons. Really helped 😀
Nice one, that was a very interesting/educative information and helps one to think deeper before starting farming, thanks Value Farm for the guidance.
You're most welcome.
We're grateful that you're atleast learning something from Value Farm. Be blessed
@@ValueFarmUG I'm now more interested in farming than before courtesy of Value Farm very proud of u guys u are changing lives God bless Value Farm.
Hello Mrs Tina I always admire your farm as you progress. ❤️
Thank you 😊
Thanks for being part of the family. Be blessed 🙏
Piggery is a short term and profitable business, however it needs more attention and it is very expensive in terms of feeding but Goat rearing is a long term process with less expenses and less attention, however if taken care, it is a lucrative business with more returns than piggery.......The kindom in the sky!
Kkkk wow thanks I started with 6 piglets now am buying goats
Thank you for the advice I'm in Uganda, I will visit that farm because I want good breads for 🐖
So proud of you Tina. I wish I could visit your farm. Am so inspired gal, 🥰
Awww thank you so much. Yes you will come visit us one day for sure!
I have followed you guys for a while. Inspired me a lot. Thank you. My question is how you manage pig and goats manure?
Goat manure is first set a side to dry and later taken to the garden. For pig manure gets decomposed in the wood shavings because we're using IMO system that dries it up and later taken to the garden.
@@ValueFarmUG why are you drying them up and using in field, why not converting it in to compost or decompose with earthworm and then use it, it will be lot beneficial than dries one,,
Thank you for the information so inspiring 😊
So insightful have learnt alot!
Our pleasure 😊 🙏
Hey, guys, I am so excited to see you every day on my screen this is very beautiful we are learning a lot from you keep it up.
Gabes from Keetmanshoop, Namibia
That's awesome 👌
We're grateful that your learning something from this channel. Be blessed. Much love from Uganda
Thank you so much, l think I would go with pigs
thanks guys for inspiring us
Our pleasure 😊 🙏
Thanks for taking the lessons seriously 🙂
Great, Great and Great !!!
Great educative information, thank you and God bless.
Personally, I love goats, and Goat curry is yummy. I don't eat Pork and quite honestly Pigs are high maintenance.
Wow that's awesome 👌
Goat curry is actually very tasty.
Goats are the way❤
Me is coming for visit and tourism at the farm
Great video. Yes sheep.
We tried pigs and then they escaped from the pig pen. They did a nasty job on our garden and lawn over night. You are spot on with the cost of feed for hogs. It is a true expense. Goats seem to challenge our fences. Never good to get a call from the neighbors while I am at work telling me our goats are out again. Then I thought my wife is from Barbados, so my in laws would love to a few Barbados Black sheep when they come over ? Oh yeah , big points on that idea. I purchased a few of those. Everybody was happy. Great holiday seen a lot of my wife's family for that goat roast. Your so right buy the best animal you can . Could not agree more. I buy the very very best male I can find. We have cross breed several hair sheep breeds. We truly enjoyed the results of sheep. They grow fast and are hardy . In North America so many different cultures love sheep meat I have people waiting for us to sell. We raise a pig or two for the holidays, but we have entered into a more serious financial approach. We only farm our small 3 acre homestead. We have crossed into Dorper , Australian white and Barbados sheep. Recently we have worked a deal out with another farming using his 62 acre pasture. Such a great hobby and love to see my family enjoying that good food. May God bless everyone of you.
Thanks guys for the good work
Our pleasure!
Why not open UNI at your farm for Africa? And we will come including Zim Africa
Thank you so much,, very informative conversation regarding goat farming.
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Very detailed information. Thank you.
Piggery seems to be a better option for the start.
The channel I always watch for mix farming,
Thanks very much guys
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Thanks a lot , 'GrafTina'......not a mistake, I just fused you both names
The analysis is great & well taken,
I'm looking toward to the day you show us the process of 'Tagging', & how to build records around them.
God bless you..
Thanks very much for the video I am really grateful. Please I am in Nigeria, I do I get the best pig to start
Where is my mentor Mr Charles?......The Kingdom in the Sky!
Thank you very much for the help
Hi Value Farm Thanks for your informative video as you always do... I envy how you are now enjoying our lovely country compare to what here is like... Nice advice Thanks say Hullo to sistor as well. Greetings from Uk God Bless!
Thanks so much value farm
Thankyou very much for your advice !!!
Wishing you a good luck !!!!
Some of us miss your programs because of language barrier. Luganda can do.
Hey, Valve farm,thanks for the knowledge shared,were can we get nice breed of pigs?
Thank you Value Farm, am starting piggery, please help me with ratio of the blocks you are making, sand, cement , quarry dust. Please.
Our pleasure 😊.
Will highlight that in the upcoming videos very soon. Thanks.
@@ValueFarmUG welcome
I wish I could meet u guys when am aback to uganda cos pig and goat farming is what I want to start and I need ur advice in person
Sure.. when you come to Uganda, we can meet.
Where are u located
Quality videos !!
Could it be that goat farming needs a very big land where you can also plant grass for them.?? I have 2 acres can it work for goat and big as well? Kindly guide me.
2 acres is more than enough space for your goat farm. Learn about zero grazing
thanks for everything my ? is the piglets I buy from you can I raise them and bread my own piglets because I wait also to sell piglets and even start to finish still da price
U deserve one another for sure you children
Piggery seem cool, easy to manage
Sure.
Hello Miss Tina
cant wait.
Hello.
Thank you so much!
Hi tina lm from Sénégal.very happy to follow your videos ,they are very interesting,almost the value farm
You talk magic, I will follow you right through. Very too much educated farmers
Hi am New here but really thanks a lot for this great and beautiful work I just don't know how I can get access to talk to u
You guys are doing a great job I must confess! 👏🏻
My Question is-you talked about Growing your own soya in the farm but from the last feed formula video soya was not added to their feeds. Please can you help explain?
Am from Zambia, thank you so much for the info of inspiration...
Is there any kind of artificial insemination in uganda for exotic breed of goats????? If its there were can I find it.
I appreciate you guys
Our pleasure 😊 🙏.
Thanks for loving these lessons.
I would go with goat
Hii tina i had message you in the previous video could you please answer my question
I think it's pigs bc construction is all easy to both but in raising production pigs become more in short time
Because it's easier to start with
Hi T, I live in ghe UK 🇬🇧 and started a pig and goat farm in St Lucia 🇱🇨. What size is your goat 🐐 and pig 🐖 pen?
Proud to you guy’s
Thank you 😊
loved this
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What do you put in the pig pen?
Great Job! Tk you Soo much
Please what is the thickness of the wood shavings you spread on the ground? My wood shavings get wet daily because of the quantity of urine. Please what should I do?
Sorry about that.
The wood shavings should be atleast from 1foot to 2 feet deep. And you keep adding a small layer daily then spray IMO. We shall be doing a detailed cleaning video for the pig house very soon. Thanks.
@@ValueFarmUG Thank you so much. I will increase the level tomorrow and see. I had discussed this with my Farm Manager earlier this evening.
@@ValueFarmUG Thank you. I got the inspiration from you. I started with 2 sows. I have 24 pigs now (4 pregnant sows, 6 weaners, 14 Growers). I keep adding. I dream to own a 1,000 Pigs Farm.
One of my pregnant sows gave me 8 piglets some days ago. My farm is increasing.
pigs is better especially with land issue
Team pig 🐖 and team goat 🐐 we're here waiting 🤣🤣🤣
That's awesome 👌 👏
Let's see your favorite!
I personally look forward to mixed farming
Nice project
Thanks 😊