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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
Inspect your beehive on a regular basis but not too often. For beginners, every seven to 10 days during March and June is a good range. Inspecting more than weekly will make your bees unhappy. Every inspection […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
The saying that “do not kill the goose that lays the egg” comes to life when you get to Majengo Village, Kamukuzi Division in Rwebikoona, in Mbarara Town where a 25-year-old goat shed sits.
This is a shed […]
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Keizah Ntare wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
How to care for young goats
If you’re a farmer or just want to raise goats, sooner or later you may have baby goats to care for particularly if you’re raising goats for […] -
Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
Just like humans, having good gut health is important for the overall health of a pig. This is especially important in young pigs as it is easier to get started on the right foot rather than have to repair damages […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
When it comes time to decide on which type(s) of chicken you would like in your flock, narrowing it down can be quite difficult. With so many beautiful breeds with great personalities, choosing just one breed (or […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
One of the most detrimental diseases a chicken can face is Marek’s disease, which is also known as fowl paralysis. Over the years this disease has been responsible for decimating flocks small and large, but it is […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
Cattle farming means that you are signing up for more work than any person can possibly get done. Of course, at the end of the week, some chores will be left undone. The difference between good farmers and those […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
Severe, untreated scours can kill a calf in less than twenty-four hours. Frequent, runny diarrhea depletes the calf of necessary salts and water more quickly that he can replace it. If you are raising calves, do […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
Cow’s milk is the standard “drinking milk,” but goat’s milk enjoys a niche market for certain consumers. It’s easier to digest and some folks with dairy sensitivities can consume it safely.
Goats are hardy […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
The first question you need to ask yourself is: Do I need to re-queen this hive and replace my queen bee? Here are some of the most common reasons for re-queening a hive:
Old queen. Your queen may be more than […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
In order to breed your pigs, it is essential to choose the opportune time. There are several elements to this, all of which must coincide for a successful breeding to take place. If just one part of the plan were […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
Water is very vital in a Rabbits diet. Rabbits must have access to plenty of fresh water at all times. Rabbits eating lots of fresh grass and greens will drink less, whilst those eating mostly hay will drink […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
It is no secret that bugs make delicious snacks for a chicken. Since chickens are omnivores, bugs actually make up an important part of their diet and provide them with necessary protein. If you watch your […]

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Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
Early labour in a cow, know what to do.
When you are expecting calves, you should start monitoring your mama cows. If you are keeping an eye on them, you will know when labor starts, so […] -
Geoffrey Joe wrote a new post 6 years, 12 months ago
For a farmer to have a successful farming business, they must have adequate time for his farm. This is what has kept Henry Nsereko, commonly known as Nkokonyoole a 70 year old urban diary farmer going as a zero […]

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Kirsten Navvuga replied to the topic Signs of heat in goats in the forum Goats breeding and management 6 years, 12 months ago
Ya. It is time, she needs a buck. However, watch out for other signs like being so vocal or talkative, sticky around her vaginal area.
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Kirsten Navvuga started the topic Signs of heat in goats in the forum Goats breeding and management 6 years, 12 months ago
My goat since yesterday has been aggressive and waging her tail often. Could this be a sign that she is on heat or another form of discomfort?
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Kirsten Navvuga replied to the topic When are the goats ready for breeding in the forum Goats breeding and management 6 years, 12 months ago
The doe can reach puberty between 4 to 12 months of age, depending on the breed, season of birth, level of feeding/nutrition, and overall health status. Under-feeding can lower her chances of getting pregnant and having kids and can also reduce milk production after having kids.The genetic makeup of the animal also determines when puberty occurs…Read more
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Geoffrey Joe started the topic Worms in chicken feeds in the forum Chicken feeding and watering 6 years, 12 months ago
I Store my chicken feed outside in aluminum garbage cans with lids. I had to throw one bag away because the lid wasn’t tight enough and water got in. The second one has a super tight lid so no water but I just discovered worms all in the feed as I got towards the bottom of the bag. Probably maggots, Tanish short fat worms. I’m tossing the food but…Read more
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Geoffrey Joe replied to the topic Blood scours and ticks in the forum Animal feeding and nutrition 6 years, 12 months ago
For the ticks ,make sure you look in the ears and around them, that’s a bad spot
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