From Struggling for 14 Years to running a Successful Dairy Farm in kenya.House of Hope Dairy Journey
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- House of Hope is a dairy Farm located in Syokimau and is currently running a very successful venture. They produce milk enough for their school population, sell fresh milk and even do value addition by selling different amazing yogurt flavors. This has not always been the case as they describe their first 14 years as venture that was just keeping cows which translates to a non profitable farm that has to dig back to its pockets so it can be sustainable but now they are in business and it's looking up. How did things change? What were their challenges and how did they manage to overcome? What are their targets and projections? Watch this Dairy gumzo mtaani video by Dairy Networks and find out. Leave a comment on what you think and share with all stakeholders that may be interested. Happy learning.
I totally enjoy this content. Siko pekeyangu just starting my farm . And looking for information stage. 😂 Thank You very much! Very Inspirational🙏
I’m glad our content is able to help you.. All the best in this venture as you start. If you would like a step by step guide you can call us to schedule a consultancy either online or one on one on the field so as to have all your questions answered
This is a two decades journey and 8 years of dairy farming am in order with my 10 years plan and inspired that my dream is valid.Hoping to visit the farm soon. And in 2032 you will feature my dairy farm to inspire others.
Hello mkulima. This the spirit and with right information you shall make it. Just like mkulima moses where Dairy networks prides itself to be part of the 8 years of dairy farming we are open to help out.
By the Grace of God you have an assurance that,you gonna make it.
I like this content, very simple and farmer-targeted. LEARN LEARN LEARN.
Glad you enjoy it!
Following your footsteps keenly.not giving up anytime soon.
Very simple and practical solutions
Very interesting and educative and inspiring. I want to start here in Nigeria 🇳🇬 but my fear is the weather.
Thank u very much for this great experience
Great job brother
I would wish you do us one on machines for silage chopping for both small and large scale farmers
Hello. Consider it done ✔
Ooh... I follow this guy on Facebook.....
Mr Njugana,Wish that you have shared this in the whats app group
Hello. What do you mean by sharing to WhatsApp group?
I would like a video on how to increase milk thickness and quality
hello! I'm very interested with how processionary you do your dairy farming.
but I asked my self how large is land needed to make the business of dairy farming?
This depends on your herd size... Zero grazing doesn't require too much in terms of land size
Is there a reason to why milk is thick in someplaces and light in other? Same cow same genetics?
Does he supply milk to individual farmers?
Hello, what do you mean by "supply to individual farmers"
Haha, similar experiences bana
You mean Dairy Farmers are cut from same piece of cloth 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@dairynetworks economic conditions huwa almost similar. Kwanza hapo Kwa making your own feed 😂😂
Please give explainers on what to feed, and when. For instance, the difference wakati wa drying na steaming. How to feed heifers ndio wakuje mbio.
Great farming.
Can we have their contacts or email address?
Thanks and love from Uganda
For security reasons, we cannot share farmer contacts on all platforms online. We wouldn't want to expose anyone. You can reach us Dairy Networks on 0759 945708 for further information. You can also attend our trainings and networking events where you can meet the farmers one on one.. This March 5th 2022 we have one such event you can reach us on that number to get more details
Would you be kind enough to share your contacts... thankyou
0759945708