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    Raise cows or goats for milk production, creating opportunities for value-added products like cheese, yogurt and butter.
    Dairy Farming. 🥛 Raise cows or goats for milk production, creating opportunities for value-added products like cheese, yogurt and butter.
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  • Livestock Breeding.

    Specialize in breeding high-quality cattle, sheep or goats for meat or dairy production.
    Livestock Breeding. Specialize in breeding high-quality cattle, sheep or goats for meat or dairy production.
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  • The kingdom of God to which we belong is a spiritual kingdom.therein we carry out spiritual ministry and offer spiritual sacrifices. This is why its so important that we are spiritually minded, because the sacrifices we offer to God must be spiritual sacrifices.

    God moved from the sacrifices of bulls and goats that couldn't take away sin , to spiritual sacrifices.
    The kingdom of God to which we belong is a spiritual kingdom.therein we carry out spiritual ministry and offer spiritual sacrifices. This is why its so important that we are spiritually minded, because the sacrifices we offer to God must be spiritual sacrifices. God moved from the sacrifices of bulls and goats that couldn't take away sin , to spiritual sacrifices.
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  • I have started selling Valentine's goats at N3,000. But please come at night dear buyers,the people in my area don't like my progress
    I have started selling Valentine's goats at N3,000. But please come at night dear buyers,the people in my area don't like my progress🤦‍♂️😕
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  • The Foolish Goats:

    A goat had to cross a small river. A narrow plank was across the river. The goat was walking on it happily.

    On the opposite side it saw another goat coming towards it.

    “Go back" shouted the first goat. “Wait...I will cross the river first. Then you can come."

    “Why should I?" cried the second goat. “I came first here so I should cross first," the second one said.

    “No…I came first," shouted the first goat. It further added, “Go away or I will kick you," and added “Wait and see." The first goat said angrily.

    “I will kick you first." The second goat also said angrily.

    The two goats started the arguing. Both the goats got very angry. They attacked each other. At last both the foolish goats fell into the water running in the river.
    The Foolish Goats: A goat had to cross a small river. A narrow plank was across the river. The goat was walking on it happily. On the opposite side it saw another goat coming towards it. “Go back" shouted the first goat. “Wait...I will cross the river first. Then you can come." “Why should I?" cried the second goat. “I came first here so I should cross first," the second one said. “No…I came first," shouted the first goat. It further added, “Go away or I will kick you," and added “Wait and see." The first goat said angrily. “I will kick you first." The second goat also said angrily. The two goats started the arguing. Both the goats got very angry. They attacked each other. At last both the foolish goats fell into the water running in the river.
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  • WHEN THE GAME IS OVER....WE SHALL ALL RETURN HOME.

    A boy was sent by his father to urgently buy him food from a restaurant. On his way going, he was in a hurry because of the urgency of the assignment.

    However, on his way back, he passed where his mates were playing football. He slowed down, began to watch the game, gradually slowing down until he finally stopped. He watched for a while and got carried away, he became interested, and indicated his interest in playing, he was invited.

    He left the food in the care of some unknown people and entered the field. He forgot the assignment completely and played his heart out. He became the man of the match, dribbled opponents, created chances, scored goals and changed the face of the entire game.

    When night came, the owner of the ball picked it up. It was time for everyone to go home; to go back to their parents, the game was over!

    It now dawned on the boy after everyone had left that he had actually been sent to buy food by his hungry father. He went to where he kept the food, it had already been eaten by goats and dogs, "but I kept this food with some guys here a moment ago." He said.

    He picked the plates, but was no longer happy, all the excitement of the game disappeared, the people clapping for him were all gone, the opponents he was playing against were all gone, the ball itself was gone, time was gone, those selling food were gone, he couldn't buy another!

    Regrets took over him, he sluggishly walked home, with tears of sorrow and regrets whilst hiding in the dark.

    When people saw him, they asked him why he was crying and hiding in the dark with empty plates! He had left with clean plates full of excitement, but returned with same empty plates, so dirty and stained !

    When they asked him "Why he couldn't go home, he said his father will beat him". He knew the implications of a wasted time. So sad, too late.

    Hear this: We have a home and a Father to return to at the end of life's journey when all is said and done.

    Don't be distracted, don't rejoice when people are clapping for you while doing the wrong things, they won't be there when you are to give an account.

    Avoid Distractions, we are sent here for an assignment, the Father is waiting for us, this ball we are busy playing, when night comes, the owner will pick it, the crowd will disappear, we'll be left alone to go back and give a report to our Maker. What will you tell Him ?

    Think about it.

    WHEN THE GAME IS OVER.....WE SHALL ALL RETURN HOME.
    WHEN THE GAME IS OVER....WE SHALL ALL RETURN HOME. A boy was sent by his father to urgently buy him food from a restaurant. On his way going, he was in a hurry because of the urgency of the assignment. However, on his way back, he passed where his mates were playing football. He slowed down, began to watch the game, gradually slowing down until he finally stopped. He watched for a while and got carried away, he became interested, and indicated his interest in playing, he was invited. He left the food in the care of some unknown people and entered the field. He forgot the assignment completely and played his heart out. He became the man of the match, dribbled opponents, created chances, scored goals and changed the face of the entire game. When night came, the owner of the ball picked it up. It was time for everyone to go home; to go back to their parents, the game was over! It now dawned on the boy after everyone had left that he had actually been sent to buy food by his hungry father. He went to where he kept the food, it had already been eaten by goats and dogs, "but I kept this food with some guys here a moment ago." He said. He picked the plates, but was no longer happy, all the excitement of the game disappeared, the people clapping for him were all gone, the opponents he was playing against were all gone, the ball itself was gone, time was gone, those selling food were gone, he couldn't buy another! Regrets took over him, he sluggishly walked home, with tears of sorrow and regrets whilst hiding in the dark. When people saw him, they asked him why he was crying and hiding in the dark with empty plates! He had left with clean plates full of excitement, but returned with same empty plates, so dirty and stained ! When they asked him "Why he couldn't go home, he said his father will beat him". He knew the implications of a wasted time. So sad, too late. Hear this: We have a home and a Father to return to at the end of life's journey when all is said and done. Don't be distracted, don't rejoice when people are clapping for you while doing the wrong things, they won't be there when you are to give an account. Avoid Distractions, we are sent here for an assignment, the Father is waiting for us, this ball we are busy playing, when night comes, the owner will pick it, the crowd will disappear, we'll be left alone to go back and give a report to our Maker. What will you tell Him ? Think about it. WHEN THE GAME IS OVER.....WE SHALL ALL RETURN HOME.
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  • Do you know that group of goats is called a tribe
    Do you know that group of goats is called a tribe
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  • 9 Reasons Why Goat Farming Might Not Be for You

    1. Too Cheap to start? Feed costs are minimal.

    2. No Space? No Problem. Goats need little room spaces in intensive systems.

    3. Think There’s No Variety? 300+ breeds prove otherwise.

    4. No Demand? Goat products sell fast.

    5. Climate Issues? Not for Them. Goat adapt anywhere.

    6. Too Slow? Goats reproduce quickly.

    7. Fear Diseases? Don’t. They’re naturally hardy. And one of the most disease resistant livestock specie.

    8. Maintenance Worries? Forget It. Goats are low-maintenance.

    9. Not Profitable? Think Again. Milk, meat, and fiber bring great returns.

    Still think goat farming isn’t for you?

    Rodney Ambe
    Animal Bioscientist
    9 Reasons Why Goat Farming Might Not Be for You 1. Too Cheap to start? Feed costs are minimal. 2. No Space? No Problem. Goats need little room spaces in intensive systems. 3. Think There’s No Variety? 300+ breeds prove otherwise. 4. No Demand? Goat products sell fast. 5. Climate Issues? Not for Them. Goat adapt anywhere. 6. Too Slow? Goats reproduce quickly. 7. Fear Diseases? Don’t. They’re naturally hardy. And one of the most disease resistant livestock specie. 8. Maintenance Worries? Forget It. Goats are low-maintenance. 9. Not Profitable? Think Again. Milk, meat, and fiber bring great returns. Still think goat farming isn’t for you? Rodney Ambe Animal Bioscientist
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  • Maximizing Milk Production In Alpine Dairy Goat

    1. Nutrition:
    - Balanced Diet: Ensure a diet rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins. High-quality forage like alfalfa or clover, along with grains such as corn or barley, can boost milk yield.
    - Fresh Water: Provide clean and fresh water at all times to maintain hydration levels and support milk production.
    - Supplements: Consider adding mineral supplements and vitamins to the diet to meet the goats' nutritional needs.

    2. Breeding:
    - Select High-Producing Breeds: Alpine goats are known for their high milk production. Ensure you select the best breeding stock to maintain and improve milk yield.
    - Proper Breeding Practices: Breed does at the appropriate age (around 7-10 months) and ensure they are in good health to maximize fertility and milk production.

    3. Milking Practices:
    - Consistent Milking Schedule: Stick to a regular milking schedule to maintain milk production levels.
    - Hygiene: Maintain cleanliness during milking to prevent contamination and ensure high-quality milk.

    Disease Control

    1. Biosecurity:
    - Isolation: Isolate new animals for at least 30 days before introducing them to the herd to prevent the spread of diseases.
    - Quarantine: Quarantine new additions and inspect them for any signs of illness.
    - Clean Environment: Keep the living area clean and regularly disinfect equipment and feeding areas.

    2. Vaccination and Deworming:
    - Vaccination: Follow a vaccination schedule to protect goats from common diseases.
    - Deworming: Regularly deworm goats to control internal parasites. Use different classes of dewormers to avoid resistance.

    3. Health Monitoring:
    - Regular Check-ups: Schedule regular veterinary check-ups to monitor the health of the goats.

    For more information on goat farming purchase a copy of ebook through this link
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    Maximizing Milk Production In Alpine Dairy Goat 1. Nutrition: - Balanced Diet: Ensure a diet rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins. High-quality forage like alfalfa or clover, along with grains such as corn or barley, can boost milk yield. - Fresh Water: Provide clean and fresh water at all times to maintain hydration levels and support milk production. - Supplements: Consider adding mineral supplements and vitamins to the diet to meet the goats' nutritional needs. 2. Breeding: - Select High-Producing Breeds: Alpine goats are known for their high milk production. Ensure you select the best breeding stock to maintain and improve milk yield. - Proper Breeding Practices: Breed does at the appropriate age (around 7-10 months) and ensure they are in good health to maximize fertility and milk production. 3. Milking Practices: - Consistent Milking Schedule: Stick to a regular milking schedule to maintain milk production levels. - Hygiene: Maintain cleanliness during milking to prevent contamination and ensure high-quality milk. Disease Control 1. Biosecurity: - Isolation: Isolate new animals for at least 30 days before introducing them to the herd to prevent the spread of diseases. - Quarantine: Quarantine new additions and inspect them for any signs of illness. - Clean Environment: Keep the living area clean and regularly disinfect equipment and feeding areas. 2. Vaccination and Deworming: - Vaccination: Follow a vaccination schedule to protect goats from common diseases. - Deworming: Regularly deworm goats to control internal parasites. Use different classes of dewormers to avoid resistance. 3. Health Monitoring: - Regular Check-ups: Schedule regular veterinary check-ups to monitor the health of the goats. For more information on goat farming purchase a copy of ebook through this link 👇🏼
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  • Money no dey money no dey but some of una kill cow , goats even turkeys and you say money no dey
    Money no dey money no dey but some of una kill cow , goats even turkeys 😂😂😂 and you say money no dey
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