Easiest Ways To Get Your Sheep Mutiply For Profitability || Veterinary Experts Shares Tips ||Watch

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • Profit making is one of the key factors for every livestock farmer globally. Among the many livestock animals to choose from, the veterinary officer we interviewed in this episode says that, Sheep farming is not just easily to do, but they Mutiply fast and also gives you great profits.
    Sheep can be raised for either meat or milk production etc.
    This is one of the episode recorded from Tamale.
    Watch this episode and learn more about infections that affect, sheep's and vaccine to give them as well as food to feed them etc.
    #Sheepfarming #livestock #sustainability #food #jobcreation #agribusiness #meat #milk #sell #tvproduction #theghanaianfarmer
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Комментарии • 32

  • @kokyere2668
    @kokyere2668 2 года назад +1

    Great video

  • @shongdouglas8129
    @shongdouglas8129 2 года назад +2

    We appreciate your teachings

  • @ernestbutias5752
    @ernestbutias5752 2 года назад +1

    good video but the Host's mic is quite low. thanks for educating us.

  • @mrkamara7262
    @mrkamara7262 2 года назад +2

    This vet is not a professional, before anyone attacks me am also a commercial sheep farmer from Sierra leone, since I was 12 years old so I have vast experience

  • @Wakanda543
    @Wakanda543 2 года назад +2

    Good video
    But the vet gave some wrong informations.
    Before anybody attack me in the comment section, I’m also a commercial sheep breeder in Tamale so I know what I’m saying.

    • @emmanueljnr7563
      @emmanueljnr7563 2 года назад

      Please can you address the wrong information for us to all learn

    • @Wakanda543
      @Wakanda543 2 года назад +5

      @@emmanueljnr7563 the first is the breed. The one shown in the video is the WAD( west African dwarf). 2. PPR vaccine is also done yearly NOT six months interval. 3. The WAD doesn’t come on heat within 6-8months of birth, it takes the WAD approximately 9-11 months to come on first heat. But the Balami and Uda takes 6-8 months to come on their first heat. It’s advised that you don’t breed sheep when they come on heat for the first time else it can cause stillbirth or it will truncate the growth of the ewe( female sheep ). 4. Heat period doesn’t last for a week as claimed by the vet. It last for only 36-48 hours. For intensive breeders, you are supposed to wait a few hours when the ewe comes on heat before breeding it. This will allow you flush the ewe( feed it with grains ) before breeding it. Flushing increases the chance of conception and also increases the chance of getting twin lambs.

    • @abdallahbawah6351
      @abdallahbawah6351 2 года назад

      thanks for the correction ,how do i contact you sir

    • @alhajiagbenyofarms.9628
      @alhajiagbenyofarms.9628 2 года назад

      Please kindly help us drop your contact here. I am planing to go into that for big scale

    • @pauladdai6435
      @pauladdai6435 2 года назад

      Send your contact bro

  • @fazulfazul8653
    @fazulfazul8653 10 месяцев назад

    Nice video but sheep multiply faster than a goat

  • @McOforis
    @McOforis 2 года назад +2

    Another great video. Thanks for sharing

  • @Agyemang-pd5my
    @Agyemang-pd5my 2 месяца назад

    0:43 your #

  • @Green_Gold_Farm_Gh
    @Green_Gold_Farm_Gh 2 года назад +1

    Great video and information

  • @AbdulWahab-qv1zb
    @AbdulWahab-qv1zb 11 месяцев назад

    Hello my sister...i reside in the uk and very much interested in farming. Please how can i contact you? I need your WhatsApp number

  • @animalshome1985
    @animalshome1985 2 года назад

    Nice one 👍

  • @musahbashiru8826
    @musahbashiru8826 2 года назад +1

    I NEED HIS CONTACT PLS

  • @OppongEmmanuel-j7r
    @OppongEmmanuel-j7r Год назад

    I need some of sheep

  • @abdulfatawu6566
    @abdulfatawu6566 2 года назад

    Nice one

  • @xcusemyfrench5379
    @xcusemyfrench5379 2 года назад +1

    Great video, how can I contact him if I'm interested in acquiring some sheep's?