See how this farmer imported modern technology using local resources

[@MasakaCar-lt3en]

Thank u Mr sekandi. Nze Dez Byuma owe sembabule. Nakugulako emifaliso jente era njagala kuda ngule nekyuma kyomudo. Webale kola

[@fredtandeka8743]

Am so inspred thx

[@son_of-man]

Thx for viewing and gd comment

[@nyamutalechris]

Wow wow this is awesome, good job big bro.

[@son_of-man]

Welcome and thank you for viewing..

[@ritantananga3666]

Mine gute indeed 😊

[@son_of-man]

Hihihihihi...

[@moshsokie425]

There’s another place called Gomba Next generation farm, it’s also wonderfully setup. Another one is Dr sekimpi farm in gayaza.. you would be amazed. The difference with Sekandi poyesa farm, he used locally sourced cheap materials, good example for anyone wanting to start

[@son_of-man]

Ooh thx my dear for viewing and gd comment. True observation...The poyesa farm motivates easier due to use of easily accessible materials for one to set up a farm. Fortunately I know Gomba next Generation farm very well. The owner is my close friend and I visited the farm several times. The immediate observation one makes at that farm, is the labour and capital intensity. Many structures, land chunks of land and challenge of supervision.

[@moshsokie425]

Get me connected to Gomba next generation too please, I’m currently doing poultry but I want to change over to diary for long term benefits. I would be interested in sourcing incalf heifers of quality breed 75/80% bloodline

[@kaginahenry1956]

Please share mr sekandis contacts and location

[@son_of-man]

Thx for viewing... Mr.ssekandi is available 24/7 on [phone].

[@kabiruMaina]

camera work needs to be worked on.....

[@son_of-man]

Gd of u... Thx for viewing and comment.. I will kp improving...

[@AsAs-ul1qh]

Please contact for mr Sekandi

[@son_of-man]

Whatsapp of mr.ssekandi [phone]