GOOD MODEL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR GOAT & SHEEP with Mr. Bent & Mr.Bernard || SRAJM
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Goat and Sheep rearing must have first a plan for infrastructure. Area for pens, types and source of feeding for the animals. I have seen so many farmers buy animals, bring them home and then start thinking about how to house and feed them. They end up losing some animals because of miss management. We should always have more food than mouth to feed.
Mr.Bent did it Right.....
The SRAJM is open to all farmers in goat and sheep rearing and there is no age limit. It is a non-governmental organization with affiliation to the Ministry of Agriculture (MINAG) and Jamaica Livestock Association (JLA), and possesses its own Board of Management and Secretariat. It is also a member of the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS).
Why should you become a member? Here are some benefits of SRAJM:
1) Continuous training of the latest development in the small ruminants industry.
2) Preparation of farm plans and project proposals.
3) Information in the formulation of feeds.
And Many more………..
For further information
Contact Mr.Trevor Bernard
The President of Small Ruminants Association of Jamaica
Cell#: 876-383-7565 or email trevor.bernard03@gmail.com
OR
email us at smallruminantsja@gmail.com or call 876-848-9097
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That gentleman in the red, he is indeed eloquent. Great video. Loving the model and the integration of livestock and crops. Hoping to get into this production one day.
Vast amount of knowledge from both gentlemen, farmers need to grasp as much as they can to the benefit of the nation.
thanks
Love from Grenada.Nice goat house well planned work.Food security for your animals also.Good example.
Sir, you have been a great source of information to me in the field of goat rearing.
I am soo impressed with the investment from livestock farmers and the husbandry practices used. I am extremely expressed with silage production which needs to be implemented and you can have it available during the drought period. This is a perfect example of an integrated farm. Very educational tool!! Great job!!!!
This man is very knowledgeable about grass and goat farming. I will check him out soon.
Watching from Nigeria! Awesomely awesome video, God bless you all
Thanks
Mr Brown you are such an inspiration to me. You wealth of knowledge is impeccable
He is indeed an inspiration especially for young people.
He has a RUclips channel, named Farmer Khalil. You can keep up with him.
Wow!! enjoyed watching diff farms learning a lot
Glad to hear that
Good going, I'm pretty young but fascinated by the work you guys putting in.
Please put off the music so that we could benefit from the good words spoken. Unfortunately we miss a lot of wisdom through the music playing whilst you speaking. Thanks
If you use chickens to roam free in the grass they help scratch and spread the goat berries
right!
Beautiful House I live it
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful start. Now talk to the people about the 5 principles of soil health! 1. Keep the soil covered/protected to keep in moisture, moderate temperature, and feed the soil. 2. Reduce disturbance - avoid tillage, chemical fertilizers, fungicides and herbicides. 3. Increase diversity with 3, 5, 8, 15 and more species in a field- avoid monocropping. 4. Keep a living root in the soil for as many months of the year so the sunlight is collected all year long. 5. Integrate animals (diversity here too with chickens following cattle and goat).
Upgrade sustainable to regenerative - check out Ray Archuleta, Gabe Brown, and Joel Salatin.
Thank you for your informative response. Keep helping us to GROW.. BIG -UP
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Ge excellent project. How can I get in touch with Mr. Bent? I would love to get a contact him, because I’m interested in the silage preparation
Great vedio and enough information. Always appreciated from South 🇿🇦 Africa. Thanx Mr Bernard
Madddd farming is very good planting your fruit and vegetables and then you feed the animals with the scraps of peeling of waste blessings
Nexst time tern off the back grone music
Great model! Kudos to Mr Bent and his innovation! What nutritional benefits does the dried cassava roots provide the goats?
Great video Mr. Bernard. What contact could I use to get in touch with the SRAJM for St. Elizabeth?
hi, you can contact this number 876-383-8628
Very interesting. Mr. Bent is a smart farmer he can teach other farmers how to raise their goats.
The combination of my two role models. I appreciate both of you so much!.
I wud like Mr Trevor Bernard to come see my goats
Very unique style of farming.
With an electric fence and goats broke to hotwire or hotwire, you can transport a handful of goats to trim people yard for a small fee.
Our landscape is so small I am not sure if its practical but good comment..
and all that goat leave behind (goat berries) is natural fertilizer
How much to build a goat house like this one ?
Awesome job guys keep up the great work
Ware in St Elizabeth i can find this farm
Poly-farming is best because you always have something to sell or eat
sustainable farm
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very informative
I agree 100% can I get some contact information I'm planning on going into goats farming with 5 acre of land. I'm so impressed
Greetings iam in st thomas i grow pig goat n chicken can i grow the goat ontop of the pig
sir give information on in breeding and out breeding
Will do soon
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What is soilage ?
grass/corn or greens chopped up and stored to cause it to ferment to a certain level. The less oxygen/fresh air, the better. it is then fed to cattle/goats and sheep
Nice an easy just like that.
Keep on bro
Lovely Lush green grass field
Great farming
Mr. Bent you are awesome good farming intelligence and you will be greater years to come as you keep learning more about raising goats.