Guides on livestock farming, animal health, poultry, cattle, goats, pigs and the business side of agriculture — written from what actually works on our farm.
Goat FarmingGoats are the most forgiving entry point into livestock farming — but only if you get housing, breed choice and the health calendar right from the start.
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PoultryDay-old chicks are unforgiving of small mistakes. Temperature, ventilation and water access in the first 21 days decide the fate of the whole batch.
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Cattle FarmingDry-season weight loss is the quiet profit killer in Nigerian cattle farming. Planning forage, water and shade in advance protects the condition you spent all year building.
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Animal HealthTen minutes of careful inspection before payment saves months of veterinary bills. Here is exactly what experienced buyers look at.
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AgribusinessKeeping animals well is farming. Knowing your cost per kilogram, your customer base and your seasonal cash flow is business — and most farms only ever do the first.
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Pig FarmingAfrican Swine Fever has no vaccine and no cure. In pig farming, biosecurity is not best practice — it is the entire insurance policy.
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Turkey FarmingThe festive turkey market is the most predictable demand spike in Nigerian agriculture. Farms that profit from it started counting backwards in June.
Read articleWhether you need a single ram for a celebration or a standing weekly supply for your business, we will tell you plainly what we have, what it costs and when it can reach you.
