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What we do is we make dogs available for new home through importing or those locally breed here in Nigeria,other animals like chicken, turkey goat ram cow and cat fish,also food and dog accessories.

20/06/2025

🧠 LET’S TALK ABOUT FEED FORMULATION (THE REAL TRUTH)

Lately, I’ve been seeing comments like:
“Alhaji, talk about feed formulation.”
“Give us formula for ruminants.”
“Alhaji, share feed ratio for goats and sheep.”

And honestly, I hear you. But let’s be truthful and clear:
👉 Feed formulation is not a one-size-fits-all matter.
It is way wider and more complex than what most people think.

Look ehn, formulating feed for ruminants is not trial and error. It’s not “just mix and pour.” It requires proper understanding, because not all animals are the same.

Some are:
– Young and still growing bones
– Fully grown but need fattening
– Pregnant and need support for two
– Sīck and need recovery
– Or breeding animals that need fertility-focused feed

Example? Oya see this:

You can’t feed a 3-month-old lamb the same ration as a 3-year-old ram.
– One needs protein and bone support
– The other just wants to build meat for market or Sallah

You also can’t feed a pregnant ewe what you’re giving a breeding ram. And abeg, don’t give a goat with diarrhea the same feed that caused it. That one na double wahala! 😅

🔍 Think of it this way:

Why do broiler chickens have:
– Starter
– Grower
– Finisher feed?

Because their needs change with time.
So why are you using one single formula for all your sheep and goats?

You no go feed layers with broiler grower feed — unless you want chest muscles instead of eggs. 😅

Same logic applies in ruminants.
– A ewe is preparing to lay down bābies.
– A rām is preparing to lāy down in the pot. 😂

📌 So when people ask, “Let’s talk about feed formulation,” my first question is:

For which animal?
What age?
What purpose?
Cattle, ram, ewe, or lamb? They all have different approach.

Because one wrong feed can cause:
– Stūnted growth
– Weāk body frame
– Fertīlity issues
– Miscārriāge
– Or even dēāth (especially due to calcium imbalānce during delivēry)

✅ Let’s break it down:

– Pregnant animals: Need calcium, fiber, and balanced minerals
– Young lambs: Need high protein for muscle and bone growth
– Market rams: Need energy-rich, fattening feed to get prepared for Sallah.
– Sīck animals: Need light, healing, digestible meals
– Breeding ewes: Need steady, fērtility-friendly rations and not that type of formular that can affect c0nception

📣 Livestock people, let’s feed with sense, not just with quantity.

It’s not “who chop pass go grow pass” but it’s who chop RIGHT.

We’re not here to argue who sabi pass.
We’re here to learn, grow, and succeed together.

We rise by feeding right. 🙌
We succeed when we understand our animals’ needs.

Abi I lie about this one ? 🤷‍♂️

The Richest People in Agriculture Don’t Farm - They SellOne of the Main Reasons Many Small-Scale Farmers Fail Is Because...
20/06/2025

The Richest People in Agriculture Don’t Farm - They Sell

One of the Main Reasons Many Small-Scale Farmers Fail Is Because They Don’t Know How to Sell

Most farmers are not broke because they can't farm. They're broke because they don’t know how to sell. Full stop.

The most dangerous sentence in African agriculture is: “There’s no market.” That statement is the anthem of the uninformed. How can anyone in their right mind say there’s no market for food? We’re talking about a continent where millions eat every day, where cities grow daily and supermarkets expand by the month. Don't you know that the African food import bill is ballooning each year? What’s missing is not the market. What’s missing is your ability to sell to it.

Many small-scale farmers still believe that once they produce a good product, buyers will magically appear. From where exactly? Do they think quality sells itself? The truth is, quality without visibility is useless. If you don’t market what you grow, you will die with your harvest in your hands - literally.

Most of the people saying “there’s no money in farming” spend their days reading free WhatsApp PDFs on planting techniques, soil pH, and pest control. That’s fine for your workers. But if you are the owner of the farming business, you shouldn’t be obsessing over rows of spinach. You should be obsessed with who’s buying, how much they’re willing to pay, and how often they’ll come back. You should be reading books by Seth Godin, Michael Porter, and Geoffrey Moore. Because farming is not just about growing crops; it’s about building a system that turns produce into profit.

I’m a farmer. But I don’t read farming books. I let my employees worry about that. My focus is on positioning, branding, logistics, and margins. That’s why I always have stock, and more importantly I always have cash flow. I don’t romanticize farming. I treat it like the business it is.

Ironically, the people making the most money from agriculture aren’t even on the farm.

I went to Akinyele Market along Oyo and met this young guy.He was hustling in the rain with bundles of money on his hand...
19/06/2025

I went to Akinyele Market along Oyo and met this young guy.

He was hustling in the rain with bundles of money on his hand. He rolled up his trousers against the muddy floor and his polo shirt was drenched in water.

I turned to my brother who was with me and I told him I prefer what this guy is doing to what I'm doing. He didn't understand the statement, he asked for clarification.

"This guy has 100s of rams and goats here, he is in charge of millions of naira and he is making money, I prefer to be in the rain like him, selling and buying than sitting in the office and recieve stipend as salary at the end of the month.

He looked at me confusingly.

I told him I'll prove it to him.

I approached the guy and priced some rams, in this process, I started a conversation with him and told him I wanted to start the business. He laughed and said I can't do it because I look fresh and I might not be able to do the dirty work.

What a way to profile an individual.

I persuaded him and he explained.

"If you have 2million naira and a land, you can start" He said and I asked how.

"After sallah, go to the North and buy 20 sheeps and 2 rams, bring them and put them on the secured land. Cut grasses for them to feed them and leave them to mate. Now buy new born rams and goat's maybe 50 of them and add them to the ones you've bought. The sheeps will take care of the small ones. Before ileya next year, those small ones you bought for 50k will be sold for 300k. "

"Hmmm..." I hummed.

"But yoruba people always want fast money." He concluded.

I got his number and left.

An hausa friend later told me about the guy. He said he is just 26, he has 3 houses and a wife each in those houses. He started the business 4 years ago and he is doing fine with it.

If you see me posting rams and sheeps tomorrow, it means I don go take advice from an Hausa entrepreneur.

The goal is ot sitting under the AC and getting fresh skin, it's about working hard and getting the money.

THE BENEFITS OF BANANA AND PLANTAIN STEM FOR GOATS AND SHEEPBanana and plantain stems are more than just farm waste—they...
19/06/2025

THE BENEFITS OF BANANA AND PLANTAIN STEM FOR GOATS AND SHEEP

Banana and plantain stems are more than just farm waste—they are a natural, affordable, and nutritious supplement for your goats and sheep, especially during dry seasons when fresh forage is scarce.

Here are the key benefits:

1. Excellent Source of Water and Hydration

Banana and plantain stems contain a high amount of moisture, making them an excellent way to keep animals hydrated, especially during hot or dry periods.

2. Natural Detoxifier

These stems help cleanse the digestive system. They assist in flushing out toxins and preventing bloating and constipation in goats and sheep.

3. Rich in Fiber

The fibrous nature of the stem promotes healthy rumen activity, enhances digestion, and reduces the risk of digestive disorders like indigestion or fermentation issues.

4. Improves Appetite and Digestion

Goats and sheep enjoy chewing the juicy, fibrous content. It stimulates appetite and helps balance the internal gut environment.

5. Economical Feed Supplement

Instead of wasting plantain and banana stems after harvest, you can use them as free, natural feed, reducing your feeding costs.

6. Natural Deworming Support

Though not a direct dewormer, banana and plantain stems create an unfavorable environment for worms by supporting proper digestion and keeping the gut clean.

7. Safe and Readily Available

Unlike some forages or kitchen scraps that can be harmful, banana and plantain stems are safe, non-toxic, and easy to find on most farms or in local markets.

Feeding :

Chop into smaller pieces for easy chewing and digestion

Serve fresh and clean to avoid spoilage or contamination

Can be combined with dry grasses or concentrates

Banana and plantain stems are natural, nutritious, and farm-friendly feed options that support the overall health and performance of your goats and sheep.

Type YES if the information is useful.

HOW TO PREPARE A 30-DAY FEED PLAN FOR 20 GOATS OR SHEEP USING PKCDo you know that just 500 grams of properly formulated ...
18/06/2025

HOW TO PREPARE A 30-DAY FEED PLAN FOR 20 GOATS OR SHEEP USING PKC

Do you know that just 500 grams of properly formulated concentrate per animal per day can keep your goats or sheep gaining weight steadily?

Here’s how to prepare a 30-day ration for 20 animals using Palm Kernel Cake (PKC).

Daily feeding rate:
500g × 20 animals = 10 kg per day

30-day total:
10 kg × 30 days = 300 kg of concentrate

300KG CONCENTRATE MIX FORMULA (FOR FATTENING)

Palm Kernel Cake (PKC) – 105 kg

Maize or Cassava Peels – 75 kg

Groundnut Cake (GNC) – 60 kg

Wheat Offal or Rice Bran – 45 kg

Bone Meal – 6 kg

Salt – 3 kg
Total – 300 kg

FEEDING INSTRUCTION

– Feed 500g per animal per day (250g morning, 250g evening)
– Provide enough fresh water
– Always combine with good grass or legume forage
– Introduce feed gradually over 5–7 days

Feeding right is cheaper than treating sick animals. Don’t just feed for survival—feed for profit.

18/06/2025

THE BREEDING POWER OF SAHEL MALE GOATS

When it comes to natural breeding performance, the Sahel male goat stands tall among local and even some exotic breeds.

Here’s what every goat farmer should know:

1. Early Maturity
Sahel bucks can reach sexual maturity as early as 6 to 8 months, but for reliable breeding results, they should be used from 10 to 12 months of age when fully developed.

2. Impressive Breeding Ratio
One healthy Sahel buck can confidently serve between 25 to 40 does under good management. For controlled breeding, maintain a ratio of 1 buck to every 25 does.

3. High Libido and Stamina
These bucks are naturally active, aggressive during the breeding season, and have the strength to cover multiple females in one heat cycle. Their stamina gives them an edge in open or semi-intensive systems.

4. Year-Round Breeding
Unlike some breeds affected by seasonal changes, Sahel males remain active breeders all year long—especially when supported with proper nutrition and mineral supplements.

5. Heat Tolerance Means Consistent Fertility
Sahel bucks are not easily affected by high temperatures, making them ideal for breeding even in the hot dry zones of Northern Nigeria and other Sahelian areas.

In summary: The Sahel male goat is a breeding machine when given the right care. If you’re building a strong and fertile herd, this native breed is a smart investment.

A FOWL REARING!!!AN IGNORED LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.✓Guinea fowl farming is a very profitable business venture ignored by peo...
18/06/2025

A FOWL REARING!!!AN IGNORED LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.
✓Guinea fowl farming is a very profitable business venture ignored by people.
Guinea fowls are 2 times profitable than village chickens.A single Guinea fowl under good management is able to lay 220 quality eggs per laying season.
✓At Kasumbalesa,a full grown up guinea fowl is priced at K200 and a tray of 30 guinea fowl eggs is at K180.Guinea fowls meat is gamey, juicy and delicious.
Guinea fowls are very hardy birds when it comes to diseases.They have a very low mortality rate.
✓The good news is that starting a guinea fowl poultry farm is very much less expensive than that of chickens.
✓At our farm, we've even gone into value addition by selling packaged smoked and salted guinea fowls.

Why You Should Introduce a Boer or Kalahari Red Buck to Your Sokoto Red DoesIf you're a goat farmer focused on meat prod...
18/06/2025

Why You Should Introduce a Boer or Kalahari Red Buck to Your Sokoto Red Does

If you're a goat farmer focused on meat production and profitability, crossbreeding your Sokoto Red does with a quality Boer or Kalahari Red buck is one of the smartest moves you can make. Here's why:

1. Faster Growth: Boer and Kalahari Red goats are known for rapid weight gain. Crossing them with Sokoto Red produces kids that grow faster and are market-ready in less time.

2. Better Meat Yield: The offspring have more muscle, improved carcass quality, and leaner, tastier meat, increasing your income potential.

3. Heat and Disease Resilience: Sokoto Reds are hardy, and crossing with heat-tolerant Kalahari Reds or well-managed Boers retains this resilience while boosting productivity.

4. Hybrid Strength: Crossbreeding leads to hybrid vigor—stronger, healthier kids with improved survival and performance.

5. Improved Fertility and Reproduction: Crossbred does often have higher fertility and may produce heavier or multiple kids.

6. Higher Market Value: Crossbred goats are in high demand and command better prices, especially in meat and breeding markets.

7. Cost-Effective Upgrade: One healthy Boer or Kalahari Red buck can upgrade your entire herd over time without replacing your Sokoto Red foundation.

Ready to upgrade your herd? Consult us today for expert guidance on selecting the right buck, breeding schedules, and feeding plans. Let's help you grow a more profitable farm.

HOW TO IDENTIFY GOOD BREEDING STOCK (MALE & FEMALE)📌 Because you no go use bicycle engine build airplane! 😅🚨 BREEDING NO...
14/06/2025

HOW TO IDENTIFY GOOD BREEDING STOCK (MALE & FEMALE)

📌 Because you no go use bicycle engine build airplane! 😅

🚨 BREEDING NO BE GUESSWORK, O!
You see, some people just dey pair any ram and ewe or any he-goat and she-goat like say na match-making service.

But my brother, bād parents = bād future.
If you want strong, fast-growing, high-producing animals, you must select the right breeding stock.
No be who fine pass, na who fit reproduce quality! 🧬

🧔🏾 FOR MALE ANIMALS (Ram, Bull, He-goat):

✅ 1. Big frame, not just fat
Look for strong bone structure, wide chest, straight back.
👉 A fat animal is not always a productive animal!

✅ 2. Strong, well-formed testicles
Two testicles, same size, not hanging unevenly.
👉 No testicle, no future. Ask your vet if unsure. 😂

✅ 3. Active and alert
Lazy males may not mount properly. You need strong libido, he should chase women like election campaign! 😅

✅ 4. Free from lameness or deformities
Limping ram cannot climb o. Don’t waste your feed on a handicap if it won’t serve.

Let me give you a Business Idea without paying for consultation fee.Start a goat rearing business with an initial invest...
14/06/2025

Let me give you a Business Idea without paying for consultation fee.

Start a goat rearing business with an initial investment of selling that your smartphone worth 180k that you only use to make calls, watch video and chat only or utilizing the 180k in your bank account. Buy 10 goats (8 females, 2 males) build a structure for them,then buy a small button phone so as to put your SIM cards.
As a civil servant you can also go into the goat rearing business.

Goats give birth twice a year, thereby increasing your flock's size. And with patience and care, your business can thrive. Use profits to expand, learn new skills, or start another business. This venture requires dedication, but the potential for growth is significant.

To keep your goats healthy and thriving, provide , maize bran, rice bran, cowpea vines, palm kernel cake, guinea grass, elephant grass, dry cassava peels, and salt licks are also essential, along with plants like leucaena or gliricidia. Additionally, ensure your goats have access to clean water all times and health management.

With determination and hard work, your goat rearing business can provide a steady income stream. You can fund your education, start a new business, or expand your goat farm. By investing in this business, you're building a potentially lucrative future.

I've reared goats before, and I know the potential it holds. With the right mindset and dedication, you can turn this business idea into a success story.

I hope someone will try this.

YOU BOUGHT ANIMAL FOR ₦100K, BUT YOU NO FIT BUY ₦1,500 VITAMIN! NA WHO DO YOU? 🤷🏽‍♂️🐐Some of una go buy ram like say una...
14/06/2025

YOU BOUGHT ANIMAL FOR ₦100K, BUT YOU NO FIT BUY ₦1,500 VITAMIN! NA WHO DO YOU? 🤷🏽‍♂️🐐

Some of una go buy ram like say una dey buy Benz, ₦100,000, clean shave, perfume everywhere. You even snap with am and write “My investment don land!” 📸

But when we say, “Oga, buy multivitamin o. Just ₦1,500 to boost the animal’s immunity after stress…”
You go reply: “Abeg abeg, that one no necessary. E go dey okay.”

E go dey okay? 😑
Na spiritūāl strength you want make the ram use recover from market strēss, transport strēss, new environment strēss, and hūngēr strīkē?

🧠 LET ME BREAK IT DOWN LIKE THIS:

✅ That ₦1,500 vitamin could:
– Boost the animal’s appetite
– Help it recover from stress
– Strengthen its immune system
– Prevent you from calling vet doctor for ₦15,000 next week

But no, you ignore all advice.
Then two days later:
“Yunus! That your ram just dey lie down since o!”

If you can afford the animal, you should be able to afford the care.
Because livestock is not just about buying, it’s about managing.

Your animal is not an iron rod but it’s a living thing that needs support.
Don’t spend big on purchase and go broke on protection.
That ₦1,500 might just save your ₦100,000.

Remember! Management is the main key in livestock farming.

5 THINGS NOT TO JOKE WITH WHEN YOUR GOAT IS PREGNANT 1. Proper nutrition – Pregnant goats need a balanced diet rich in ...
13/06/2025

5 THINGS NOT TO JOKE WITH WHEN YOUR GOAT IS PREGNANT

1. Proper nutrition – Pregnant goats need a balanced diet rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals to support healthy fetal development.
2. Clean and comfortable shelter – A dry, well-ventilated, and predator-proof shelter ensures the mother’s safety and reduces stress.
3. Regular health checks – Monitor for signs of illness, parasites, or deficiencies, and consult a vet if needed.
4. Adequate hydration – Fresh, clean water is essential for digestion and overall health during pregnancy.
5. Stress-free environment – Avoid sudden changes, loud noises, or aggressive herd mates that could cause unnecessary stress.

Taking care of these factors ensures a smooth pregnancy and healthy kids.

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Ologuneru IBADAN
Ibadan

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Monday 09:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 19:00
Thursday 09:00 - 19:00
Friday 09:00 - 19:00
Saturday 09:00 - 19:00

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+2348067556475

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