Thank you, guys. I am so impressed, and you have contributed to my interest in farming. I am currently building my farm in Benin City, Nigeria. God bless you Tina, and your co- director. Looking forward to meeting you two some day.
That fruit hit our Director very hard. He almost spoke in tongues. Great content. There is no way we can put a price on the info you are sharing. I liked the feeding kids with cow milk part for fast growth. Thank you VF.
Great content please my goat gave birth n a week later died I was find it very difficult to feed the kid but today I have leaned from u that cow milk is even better, I wish I knew this earlier like I will not lose my kid goat thanks very much
This is truly inspiring and reflects the potential when you truly invest in a venture. I have learnt a lot here amazing stuff. What RUclips channel is this farm l would like to follow❤
Can you provide the written name of the different grasses and other forages grown and used on the farm. If possible the scientific name and the characteristics of the forages. Great content, More information on the variety and type of forage would make it more complete. Again thanks for the great content .
I have Alpine goats and chickens. It is not necessary to have meat unless the season is bad for milk and eggs. To much meat is unhealthy and makes the body sick. Eggs provide more protein than meat. Wholesome raised small farm/homestead Eggs contain 98%, meat 96%, and raw milk 94% human required protein. Bees for honey, fish ponds also. Thank you all so much for sharing valuable knowledge. God bless.
Greeting from the United States. Great learning experience on dairy goat from Africa. Was wondering how much milk your Sannen goats giving you each day? Would love to visit your farm soon as I will be in Tanzania and Kenya soon.
Am looking into farming but I need more advice ….because am starting from the scratch….looking forward and more also VALUE FARM I Really appreciate your wisdom found this helpful.
Proverbs 27:23-27 Be sure you know the condition of your flocks, give careful attention to your herds; for riches do not endure forever, and a crown is not secure for all generations. When the hay is removed and new growth appears and the grass from the hills is gathered in, the lambs will provide you with clothing, and the goats with the price of a field. You will have plenty of goats’ milk to feed your family and to nourish your female servants. Amen and Amen
Thank you for the precious information. Goat milk is the best. It's my passion to one day do the same. Question: how do you go about milking so many goats? Do you use manual means or milking machines and if so, which ones?
A short addition to my man on the facts that he speaks from 5:00: A good genetic strain can even have international importance because some nations are very protective of their specific genetic strains in lifestock (e.g. Germany about their pigs, Japan and Argentina about their cows, the USA about their Chickens, Mongolia about their sheep etc.) and if a country built a good reputation for their genetic strains the animals from that country are inherintly more valuable if they come from one of these genetic strains.
If you take your herd off of the grass to graze then where are you getting your fertilizer to grow the grass back? You'd be left with using synthetic fertilizers or compost and extracts to get your nitrogen, right? I'm holistically grazing our pastures and it s allowed me to completely cut out chemical and synthetic inputs which is saving the farm tens of thousands of dollars a year
I'll will never consider zero grazing because I have access to thousands of hectares and will not spend anymore for the infrastructure for zero grazing. Except I want to milk more than 200 goats. Anyway great setup
What about fire if it will break out and what precautionary measure immediately . appoint some people's and train them fire system . What about flood and cyclone precautions and land slides . Create one water blocking concrete or stone wall that prevents water not to flow to farm .
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I am a young goat farmer love from jamaica 🇯🇲
That's awesome 👌
Much love from Uganda
Do u have kids on sale bro
Be safe out there
Thank you, guys. I am so impressed, and you have contributed to my interest in farming. I am currently building my farm in Benin City, Nigeria. God bless you Tina, and your co- director. Looking forward to meeting you two some day.
That fruit hit our Director very hard. He almost spoke in tongues. Great content. There is no way we can put a price on the info you are sharing. I liked the feeding kids with cow milk part for fast growth. Thank you VF.
This is a great tip
Value farm 🇺🇬🇺🇬 at it again,
Thank you so much teaching Ugandans 🇺🇬🇺🇬
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She has wealth of knowledge and quite articulate, thanks guys I'm learning a lot
Your content is on a different scale. Keep up the good work.
So kind of you for taking us round and showing us this. Brilliant!! episode and informative.
Great content please my goat gave birth n a week later died I was find it very difficult to feed the kid but today I have leaned from u that cow milk is even better, I wish I knew this earlier like I will not lose my kid goat thanks very much
I'm highly impressed and I hope you will render support when there is need to do so
The goats look so happy and clean. bless them, I love watching animals when they look so happy i spend a lot of time watching my chickens.
Thanks! I live in Liberia and have interest also practicing to be a dairy goat farmer
You guys are doing great job. Thank you
Great content. Sending love and support from Jamaica🇯🇲
This is truly inspiring and reflects the potential when you truly invest in a venture. I have learnt a lot here amazing stuff. What RUclips channel is this farm l would like to follow❤
Am so grateful for the fact that u guys are always sharing yo wealthy ideas with us
My Guy from the US is sure he was not a farmer in previous life ??? 🤣 I really like the passion and dedication. Bravo👍👍
I love and respect him so much for his passion and dedication! I'll surely meet him some day!
if every african child with potentiality can take this example africa will be great again
Watching from Kenya that's an amazing mentorship 👏
Thumbs up. Love from Malawi. New farmer into animal farming.
Can you provide the written name of the different grasses and other forages grown and used on the farm. If possible the scientific name and the characteristics of the forages. Great content, More information on the variety and type of forage would make it more complete. Again thanks for the great content .
Oh! I asked the question before I heard the end of the information. Thanks
I have Alpine goats and chickens. It is not necessary to have meat unless the season is bad for milk and eggs. To much meat is unhealthy and makes the body sick. Eggs provide more protein than meat. Wholesome raised small farm/homestead Eggs contain 98%, meat 96%, and raw milk 94% human required protein. Bees for honey, fish ponds also.
Thank you all so much for sharing valuable knowledge. God bless.
Watching you from Watford UK. Glamping weekend will be fun here. Wishing you the best.
I will advice u if u will invest on can come to my country west African Ghana can also invest on gold mining too or other natural resources
If u went
Great Job .This is great profiling of such wonderful and inspiring projects.
Greeting from the United States. Great learning experience on dairy goat from Africa. Was wondering how much milk your Sannen goats giving you each day? Would love to visit your farm soon as I will be in Tanzania and Kenya soon.
Grafton & Tina, great ambassadors of the agric revolution, we here at the Ravine Rabbitry appreciates your commitment and dedication
Wow. That conversation about inbreeding was so insightful.
Your way of presenting video is like classical dance, with rhythm.
I have a real understanding of this.
Watching from Mindanao, Philippines...
Thanks for sharing your goat farming technology
Am looking into farming but I need more advice ….because am starting from the scratch….looking forward and more also VALUE FARM I Really appreciate your wisdom found this helpful.
Wow what an inspiring video from these farmers 👏❤🎉. Keep inspiring
Um enjoying seen Greg eating this fruits 🤣😂👍🏽…welcome to our mother land brother 💪🏽
Great work value farm...thanks for all the educational videos. Lots of love from🇰🇪
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❤🎉❤🎉Your doing a tremendous amount of good to our next farmers.
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Great people great job just keep it up 👍 love and respect from USA Pakistan ❤❤❤❤❤
Great content as usual. Love from Nigeria
Very impressive 👏 well managed
Watching from Tanzania.. Tunawapenda value farm
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The lady knows what she's doing waal thanx to husband's support
Amazing farm, very nice and encouraging
Nice
God Bless all of you. You are doing fantastic job
Very impressive.Have to back home and pay back to my village
Useful for us!! Thank you so much for this empowering report!
Out our pleasure 🙏 ☺️
Proverbs 27:23-27
Be sure you know the condition of your flocks, give careful attention to your herds; for riches do not endure forever, and a crown is not secure for all generations. When the hay is removed and new growth appears and the grass from the hills is gathered in, the lambs will provide you with clothing, and the goats with the price of a field. You will have plenty of goats’ milk to feed your family and to nourish your female servants.
Amen and Amen
Great video guys! Love you all❤️
all i can say is great job
Great insights thanks for the information
Thanks you very much for information very good indeed very interesting !!!
Bless up value farm family ❤
Thank you for the precious information. Goat milk is the best. It's my passion to one day do the same. Question: how do you go about milking so many goats? Do you use manual means or milking machines and if so, which ones?
Great job.thank u for the video
Grear content! Keep up the good work! Much love from Ethiopia!
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Keep up the good work 🙏🏽
Our pleasure 😊 🙏 Thank you so much for being part of this amazing family
That fruit in Kenya we refer to it as tree tomatoe
This is super, wonderfull
Thank you, Value Farm.
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Great content 👍
Well organized. Keep up the spirit of sharing
Much love ❤️ 🙏 fron the usa
A short addition to my man on the facts that he speaks from 5:00: A good genetic strain can even have international importance because some nations are very protective of their specific genetic strains in lifestock (e.g. Germany about their pigs, Japan and Argentina about their cows, the USA about their Chickens, Mongolia about their sheep etc.) and if a country built a good reputation for their genetic strains the animals from that country are inherintly more valuable if they come from one of these genetic strains.
Interesting 🤠 i am planning to have one project like. Good luck
Thanks so much for inspiration .you great people.i shall always contact you
Beautiful. Love from India. Continue your efforts.
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@@ValueFarmUG Did u get any financial support from Government ?
If you take your herd off of the grass to graze then where are you getting your fertilizer to grow the grass back? You'd be left with using synthetic fertilizers or compost and extracts to get your nitrogen, right? I'm holistically grazing our pastures and it s allowed me to completely cut out chemical and synthetic inputs which is saving the farm tens of thousands of dollars a year
It's very interesting. I need to learn more.
The fruit is... Tree Tomato.
Thanks for the Video ... I now have a vision
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I'll will never consider zero grazing because I have access to thousands of hectares and will not spend anymore for the infrastructure for zero grazing. Except I want to milk more than 200 goats. Anyway great setup
I dream a thousand acres of maize ,great video and love the afrikan beats sound
Thank you for your good work.
Please is there also a problem with inbreeding among meat goats?
Thank u so much today
I have learnt about in-breeding
My farm wil be set up in BOtswana
🇧🇼 and I have subscribed 💐
What about fire if it will break out and what precautionary measure immediately . appoint some people's and train them fire system . What about flood and cyclone precautions and land slides .
Create one water blocking concrete or stone wall that prevents water not to flow to farm .
Great work
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Thx so much
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Watching from 🇨🇦
Thank you 😊 💓
You really inspire me alot
Good bless you my dear friend
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Congratulations
Impressive
Greatly amazing
Very interesting I am inspired in this this zero crazy.
Nice goat my friend im from🇵🇭
Good job
What are the benefits of goat milk ?
Plus where is the market for goat milk ?
Asking from ZAMBIA.
Salam ngarit salam sukses selalu
Is there a complete video of your farm with everything from USA my dream to start a farm I grew up on a farm in Guyana south America
It's very Interesting in details and nice good quality made video, thank you.
GREETINGS from Johan D. BELGIUM
Am interested in these goat farming.. thanks for the infos
Very beautiful goats ❤
Much love to you Tinah
Hi please I'm from Ghana and i want to ask which type of dewormers should I be giving my sheeps
Great
Good job 😍👍
Thank you 😊
Good farm
Great work,where is this farm located?
How much is land there for farming and goat raising? Do you have a class or seminar for goat farming?
Thanks
Where is this farm... What is its name, how can we visit??
I wish I can go to the farm
Love the work you do. Where exactly is this Farm located in Uganda...... I want to pay a visit and learn more