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How to keep cows for dairy production. To keep cows for dairy production, you will need to provide them with proper care, nutrition, and housing. Here are some tips on how to keep cows for dairy: 1. Provide a clean and comfortable living environment for the cows, including a well-ventilated barn or shelter with enough space for them to move around. 2. Ensure that the cows have access to fresh water at all times, as they need to stay hydrated to produce milk. 3. Feed the cows a balanced diet that includes high-quality hay, grains, and supplements to meet their nutritional needs. 4. Establish a regular milking schedule to ensure that the cows are milked at the same time each day. 5. Keep the cows clean and groomed to prevent infections and maintain their overall health. 6. Monitor the cows for any signs of illness or distress and provide prompt veterinary care when needed. 7. Properly store and handle the milk to maintain its quality and safety for consumption. By following these tips and providing proper care for your dairy cows, you can ensure a successful and productive dairy operation. Chrisstal FARMS.
Ukrainian farmers continue to work tirelessly, despite constant bombardments from Russia. Through the 'Grain from Ukraine' initiative, Kenya received 30 000 tonnes of wheat. Through greater cooperation and sharing of expertise, Ukraine wants to help Kenya become not only food secure, but food sovereign. #StandWithUkraine #GrainFromUkraine #FoodSecurity
TIPS FOR KEEPING YOUR GOATS FROM DISEASES 1. Clean their house, feed and water pot with germicide regularly. 2. Always clean the closet and urine of goat. 3. Keep different aged goat in separate pen. 4. Always feed your goat nutritious feed. Don’t feed them rotten or used feed by other animals. 5. Never keep recently bought goats with your existing farm goats. 6. Before keeping with farm goat check them whether they are affected by any goat diseases or not. 7. If any goat of your farm get affected by diseases, then separate them from healthy one and provide proper treatment. 8. Dead body of the affected goats should burned with fire or keep it under soil. 9. Vaccinate the goat timely and provide them medicine on a regular basis for preventing worm. 10. The main enemy of goat is rain and cold. So, they should be kept safe from cold and rain. 11. And finally, always take good care of your goats. By proper care and management, they will remain healthy and free from diseases. Chrissmedia
STRAWBERRY FARMING Strawberry farming is a profitable and rewarding agricultural endeavor that involves cultivating and harvesting the delectable strawberry fruit. These succulent berries are not only a culinary delight but also a rich source of vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals, making them a popular choice among consumers worldwide. Site Selection and Soil Preparation The ideal location for strawberry farming is in a temperate climate with well-drained soil that is slightly acidic, with a pH range of 5.5 to 6.5. The soil should be rich in organic matter and well-aerated to promote healthy root development. Avoid planting strawberries in areas prone to frost or extreme temperatures. Planting and Spacing Strawberry plants can be grown from bare-root transplants or runners, which are extensions of the parent plant. Bare-root transplants are typically planted in the spring, while runners are planted in the fall or early spring. The spacing between strawberry plants depends on the variety, but generally, they are planted 12 to 24 inches apart in rows that are 3 to 4 feet wide. Irrigation and Fertilization Strawberries require consistent moisture throughout the growing season, especially during fruit development. Drip irrigation is the most efficient and effective method of watering strawberries, as it delivers water directly to the roots, minimizing water loss and reducing the risk of fungal diseases. Fertilization is crucial for maintaining healthy strawberry plants and optimizing fruit production. A balanced fertilizer with a ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK) of 12-12-12 is commonly used for strawberries. Apply fertilizer at regular intervals throughout the growing season, following soil test recommendations. Pest and Disease Management Strawberry plants are susceptible to various pests and diseases, including aphids, spider mites, gray mold, and powdery mildew. Regular monitoring and timely intervention are essential to protect the crop
(🔟) TIPS FOR KEEPING YOUR GOATS FROM DISEASES: 1️⃣. Clean their house, feed and water pot with germicide regularly. 2️⃣. Always clean the closet and urine of goat. 3️⃣. Keep different aged goat in separate pen. 4️⃣. Always feed your goat nutritious feed. Don’t feed them rotten or used feed by other animals 5️⃣. Never keep recently bought goats with your existing farm goats 6️⃣. Before keeping with farm goat, check them whether they are affected by any goat diseases or not. 7️⃣. If any goat of your farm get affected by diseases, then separate them from healthy one and provide proper treatment. 8️⃣.The dead body of the affected goats should be burned with fire or keep it under soil. 9️⃣. Vaccinate the goat timely and provide them medicine on a regular basis for preventing worm. 🔟. The main enemy of goat is rain and cold. So, they should be kept safe from cold and rain. And finally, always take good care of your goats. By proper care and management, they will remain healthy and free from diseases. Cc Chrisstal FARMS. #GoatFarming #agriculture #agriculturelife #Agribusiness
GREENHOUSE FARMING Greenhouse farming is not new to farmers. This farming technology has been around for many decades. In the recent past, farmers have been liking and adopting greenhouse farming,due to many advantages associated with it as opposed to open field farming. Advantages of greenhouse farming 1. Easy pest and disease management 2. Economical water usage 3. Good and high production per unit area 4. Low cost of production & easy to manage 5. Requires less labor for quality production What is not favorable, is the initial cost of installation, which to many farmers is expensive. But at the same time Greenhouse Farming Is a better Option. Vegetables grown in the greenhouse are just as safe and as healthy, as those in your kitchen garden. The only difference is, the yield will be much higher with the later,and much safer as long as good agricultural practices are observed. Farmers who are in greenhouse farming with the right knowledge and skills are witnesses, that this kind of farming is lucrative. Greenhouse farming is greatest investments since one can grow and produce all years round. #agriculture #agribusiness #agriculturalmachinery
HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY RAISE BROILER CHICKENS? You are a beginner in poultry entrepreneurship, let's look at some basic rules that will allow you to succeed in your project. GOOD BROILER CHICKEN FARMING TECHNIQUES To succeed in your breeding project, you must: 1. Respect density standards. Never overload the henhouse. NB: It depends on the agroecological zone. 2. Eliminate stress, namely noise, extreme heat, humidity, cold. 3. Avoid dirt in and around the henhouse as it encourages the introduction of germs into the farm. 4. Limit the access of strangers and prevent that of other domestic animals. 5. Be rigorous in cleaning and disinfection work. 6. Observe a rest period for the premises of at least 15 days between 2 successive strips. 7. Respect food and water distribution times. 8. Avoid any interruption of food or water. 9. Raising with chickens and of the same age: Try to avoid raising geese-ducks and other poultry on the same route. So it is best to minimize the risks and not mix poultry.... 10. Avoid wasting feed and water by chickens. 11. Monitor chicken behavior closely. On the health front: 1- Rigorously apply the prophylaxis program recommended by the Veterinarian (administration of vaccines, antibiotic, antiparasitic and anticoccidial products against diseases present in the area); 2- Inform the Veterinarian as soon as the chicks are unwell; 3- During the first 10 to 15 days the daily mortality rate must not exceed 0.5%, otherwise ask the chick supplier for explanations and call the Veterinarian. Other elements: 1- Growth control: Weight gain control allows growth to be estimated and compared to the standard in order to detect anomalies and adapt breeding management. The first weighing is carried out when the chicks arrive, the second at 10 days, the third at 15 days and every 5 to 7 days thereafter. 2- Sorting: This operation must begin from the first day, but it is necessary to carry out careful sorting arou
Popular Goat Breeds in Kenya As you choose a breed, remember to consider not only their primary purpose but also their adaptability to your local environment. In many cases, a mix of breeds may also be suitable, depending on your goals and resources. Your choice of goats is a significant step towards building a successful goat farming enterprise in Kenya .Here are some popular goat breeds in Kenya: 1.Galla Goat: Known for their excellent meat production, Galla Goats are well-suited for meat farmers. They are robust and can adapt to various climatic conditions. 2.Toggenburg Goat: These goats are a preferred choice for milk production. Toggenburgs are known for their high milk yield and adaptability. 3.Saanen Goat: Another breed renowned for milk production, Saanen goats are excellent milk producers with a calm temperament. 4.Boer Goat: If you’re looking for meat production, Boer Goats are a top pick. They are known for their rapid growth and meat quality. 5.Small East African Goat: This indigenous breed is well-adapted to Kenyan conditions. While their meat and milk production might be lower than some specialized breeds, they are hardy and resilient. #agriculture #goatfarming Chrisstal FARMS.
How to make Coconut Thread inside the factory...." Some of light industries that are in plans at the mega Dogo Kundu economic zones as per Kenya's ruling Party United Democratic Alliance, UDA. National vice Chairman and next Mombasa Governor Hon Hassan Omar Hassan ,the Dogo Kundu project will create thousands of jobs not Only in Mombasa but across the region, Hassan Omar Hassan who is also the lead East Africa legislator EALA is championing a free market front in the region. Kenya's coconut production amounted to 86,554 tonnes in 2021... second from Tanzania in the region.
🐄🌱 Did you know that sustainable beef farming can help combat climate change? Innovative practices in beef production are focusing on soil carbon sequestration to reduce greenhouse gases. This means farmers are using methods that allow the soil to capture and store more carbon, turning pastures into powerful carbon sinks. 🌍💚 #SustainableBeef #CarbonSequestration #ClimateAction #GreenAgriculture
Good morning Farmers. Let's talk fish farming. Share your thoughts with us. The first thing you need to consider when starting a fish farm is the type of fish that you are going to use for farming. Selecting the right species of fish plays an important role in the success of the fish farming business. The decision should be based on a maintenance point of view, market demand, management outlook, and availability of resources, etc. Some of the popular fish farming business ideas which give good returns are: ✓Tilapia Fish Farming ✓Catfish Farming ✓Crab Farming ✓Carp Fish Farming ✓Salmon Fish Farming #agriculture #agribusiness #fishfarming Cc Chrisstal FARMS.
Good morning Farmers. Let's talk fish farming. Share your thoughts with us. The first thing you need to consider when starting a fish farm is the type of fish that you are going to use for farming. Selecting the right species of fish plays an important role in the success of the fish farming business. The decision should be based on a maintenance point of view, market demand, management outlook, and availability of resources, etc. Some of the popular fish farming business ideas which give good returns are: ✓Tilapia Fish Farming ✓Catfish Farming ✓Crab Farming ✓Carp Fish Farming ✓Salmon Fish Farming #fishing #fishfarming #agriculture #agritourism #agribusiness
How A Zimbabwean Woman Became A Millionaire Farming Cattle In Africa is another episode of my Made in Africa series where I feature black entrepreneurs all across Africa who have built successful businesses. Today I’m gonna be sharing with you the story of Dr. Divine Ndhlukula, a Zimbabwean serial entrepreneur Millionaire who has built a successful Farming and Security Business in Zimbabwe all from nothing. #agriculture #Agricultural #agritech #agribusiness