Williams And Sons rabbit's Farm

20/02/2026

It High time We Start investing On Our Agricultural Sector
Come let Make this country Big again again

30/01/2026

11/01/2026

A rare opportunity to acquire a fully functional, income-generating quarry strategically located directly on the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, opposite McPherson University, Ogun State.
This premium quarry asset spans 55.406 hectares (137 acres) and is being sold with complete operational infrastructure, licenses, plants, machinery, and appurtenances — ready for immediate takeover and continued production.
🔑 KEY HIGHLIGHTS
✔ Prime expressway frontage
✔ Active quarry operations
✔ High-capacity crushing lines
✔ Licensed & documented
✔ Ideal for investors, mining companies & institutional buyers
🔷 PROPERTY & ASSET DETAILS
LAND SIZE:
• 55.406 Hectares (137 Acres)
LOCATION:
• Degbe Alapako Village
• Directly on Lagos–Ibadan Expressway
• Opposite McPherson University
• Ogun State, Nigeria
STRUCTURES & FACILITIES:
• 364 sqm Warehouse
• Gatehouse & administrative buildings
• Control rooms
• Furniture & fittings
• Plantations & economic trees
🔷 PLANT & MACHINERY (INCLUDED)
• 300 Tons Crushing Line with Scale Room
• Weighbridge System
• Complete Control Room 🎛️
• Hopper & Accessories
• 2 Dump Trucks 🚛
• Payloader
• Control Panel Rooms
• 1800 KVA Generator
• Iron rods forming base of operational units
🔷 TITLE & LEGAL DOCUMENTATION
✔ Land Sale Agreement
✔ Red Copy
✔ Quarry Permit
✔ Mining License
💰 PRICE
₦11.5 BILLION (Negotiable for Serious Buyers)
📌 Note: Inspection expenses are borne by the client.

10/01/2026

MEAT

09/01/2026

Here's a guide to feeding your rabbits:

- *Hay*: Make up 85-90% of their diet, with high-quality, dust-extracted feeding hay or fresh grass. Timothy hay and alfalfa hay are great options.
- *Fresh Greens*: Supplement with leafy greens like basil, broccoli, celery, and kale (about 1-2 cups per day).
- *Pellets*: Limit to 1/4 to 1/2 cup per 4-5 pounds of body weight daily. Choose high-fiber pellets without artificial additives.
- *Treats*: Fruits like apples, bananas, and berries are okay in moderation (max 2 tbsp per day).
- *Water*: Ensure fresh, clean water is always available.

Some foods to avoid:
- *Chocolate*, meat, eggs, dairy, beans, seeds, nuts, processed foods, avocados, and toxic plants like rhubarb and onions

For specific feeding plans, consider factors like age, size, and life stage ¹ ² ³.

Would you like more details on creating a feeding schedule or choosing the best hay for your rabbits?

06/01/2026

*Low‑Cost Maggot Farm Starter Guide*

*Setup Essentials*
- *Location & Space* – Use a small shed or a corner of your backyard (≈ 10 m ²). No need for expensive infrastructure; a simple wooden frame with a roof works fine ¹ .
- *Containers* – Two stacked plastic bins (one with a hole on top, the other with filtered holes) serve as the “larvaero.” You can also repurpose old drums or metal trays ¹ .
- *Waste Feedstock* – Collect cheap organic waste: fruit/vegetable scraps, kitchen leftovers, or poultry manure. This is the cheapest feed source and cuts disposal costs for you ¹ .
- *Fly Source* – Attract local houseflies or black‑soldier flies with rotting meat/offal placed in the top bin; cover with wire mesh to keep predators out ¹ .

*Initial Costs (Estimated ₦35k‑₦45k)*
- Bins/containers: ₦5k–₦8k
- Basic tools (shovel, sieve, gloves): ₦3k–₦5k
- Waste collection/transport: ₦2k–₦5k
- Miscellaneous (mesh, rope, etc.): ₦2k–₦3k
- *Total:* roughly ₦12k–₦21k, leaving plenty of buffer within the ₦35k–₦45k range mentioned in studies ¹ .

*Production Cycle*
1. *Egg Laying* – Flies deposit eggs on the waste in the top bin.
2. *Hatching* – Eggs hatch into maggots within 24‑48 hours.
3. *Growth* – Maggots feed voraciously for 4‑7 days, reaching harvest size.
4. *Harvest* – Separate maggots from waste using a sieve; rinse and dry (sun‑dry or low‑heat oven) for storage or direct feeding ¹ .

*Marketing & Use*
- *Animal Feed* – Sell dried maggots to poultry, fish, or pig farmers; they’re 40‑60 % protein, cheaper than soy/fishmeal ¹ .
- *Organic Fertilizer* – The leftover waste (frass) is a nutrient‑rich organic fertilizer you can sell or use on your own crops ² .

*Tips to Keep Costs Down*
- Use locally available waste instead of buying feed.
- DIY containers from recycled materials.
- Start small (one larvaero) and scale up as demand grows.
- Partner with nearby restaurants or farms for free waste supply.

*Potential Income*
- Small‑scale producers can generate ₦50k–₦100k monthly by selling maggot meal to local farms, especially if you target the high‑demand poultry and fish sectors ³ .
*Follow‑up Questions:*
- Which animal feed market (poultry, fish, pigs) are you planning to target first?
- Do you need a simple weekly production schedule to match your waste collection plan?

06/01/2026

*Low‑Budget Rabbit Farm Layout*

*1. Site Selection & Overall Layout*
- Choose a well‑drained, slightly elevated spot near your house for easy monitoring.
- Orient the farm east‑west to maximize morning sun and avoid strong afternoon heat.
- Divide the area into *housing zone*, *feed storage*, *waste management*, and *access path*.

*2. Housing System (Hutch / Cage)*
- Use locally sourced timber or bamboo frames with wire‑mesh sides and floor (≈ 12 mm × 12 mm) for ventilation and predator protection.
- Build *single‑tier hutches* (≈ 2 ft × 1.5 ft × 1.5 ft) for 1–2 does or a buck; raise them 1–2 ft off the ground on sturdy legs.
- For a small herd (5–10 rabbits), 6–8 hutches are enough; arrange them in two parallel rows with a central aisle (≈ 3 ft wide) for easy cleaning.
- Add a *sloped roof* (thatch, corrugated iron, or wood) with a 2‑ft overhang to keep rain off the cages.

*3. Deep‑Litter Alternative (if space permits)*
- Enclose a 6 ft × 4 ft area with a low fence, spread 4–6 inches of dry sawdust/grass hay, and cover with a simple shed roof.
- Use this for growing rabbits or non‑breeding stock; keep the litter dry and turn it weekly to avoid ammonia buildup.

*4. Feeding & Watering*
- Install *ni**le drinkers* or cheap clay pots fixed to the hutch sides; refill from a central water drum.
- Use *trough feeders* made from PVC pipe cut in half; place them 5–7 cm above the floor to reduce contamination.

*5. Nest Boxes*
- Attach a small wooden box (≈ 12 in × 8 in × 6 in) inside each doe’s hutch for kindling; line with straw or shredded paper.

*6. Waste Management*
- Place a *manure collection tray* under each hutch (metal sheet or plastic tray).
- Collect droppings daily, store in a compost pit, and later use as organic fertilizer.

*7. Security*
- Surround the entire farm with a 4‑ft high chain‑link or bamboo fence, topped with barbed wire or a simple “over‑hang” to deter dogs and wild animals.

*8. Optional Add‑Ons (still low‑cost)*
- *Shade netting* over the hutches to regulate temperature.
- *Simple record board* for breeding dates, feed consumption, and health notes.

*Cost Snapshot (Nigerian Naira)*
- Breeding stock (5 does + 1 buck): ₦60k–₦90k
- Hutch construction (6–8 units): ₦70k–₦120k
- Feeders & drinkers: ₦15k–₦20k
- Misc (nest boxes, tools, fencing): ₦20k–₦30k

Total start‑up: roughly ₦165k–₦260k, fitting a tight budget while allowing for expansion.

*Sources:* ¹ (cost breakdown), ² (housing specs), ³ (space & ventilation guidelines).

_What breed of rabbit are you planning to raise, and do you need a simple feeding schedule to match this layout?_

06/01/2026

We will be learning Magot farming this year by God grace.
To easy the cost of feeding for our Animals and it has no effect of any kind rabbit birds goat pigs all can eat and grow big Using it has feed for them.

23/12/2025

Turkey for sale 165k foreign Maga turkey
Location igbesa Ogun state
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