Biggest Dairy Farm on Smallest Space (50 by 100 feet)

This is a dairy farm on a very small area with many cows. A chaff cutter machine for dairy farm is used for chopping feed. This young farmer is a very good dairy farm instructor on how to start cattle farming business.
#advance_agriculture #agriculture #dairy #dairyfarm

[@drmutoti]

I am from Zimbabwe and have watched many videos on dairy farming across the world. I can say that by far, this was the most engaging, due to the eloquence and clarity of this manager. Very knowledgeable. The future is bright for this farmer

[@BLACKMAN_ZW]

ichokwadi ichocho

[@davidlechuta629]

Also there was minimal interlude from the interviewer. Good job for the young man.

[@martinidyamat6596]

7:27 This is very insightful and hopefully I can engage this manager n glean on his mastery of Dairy Farming. Thank you for doing this. Awesome.

[@squirejkoroma6991]

Truely

[@motiryot774]

My 5 year projection is to own 3 dairy cows with good production. Bcz of resources, i had to start with an ingenous heifer, giving me 12 per day at her peak level. Am passionate in dairy farming

[@martinwanjohi1773]

With proper management, you can achieve 30 kg from the offspring

[@clifftravels5171]

I am dairy farmer from Meru in Kenya. The young man looks paasionate and articulate in what he is doing, Congratulations to him.

[@isabellamatoli232]

This young man loves his job, well explained and detailed. Thank you.

[@franklinopokudegreat9958]

This Young man really knows what he's doing, am really touched to see a young vibrant guy been so passionate about farming, kudos to you bro.

[@LuyimbulaSulaiti-ih2xe]

My best interview ever , i follow you in poultry but this is the Best and trust me as soon as you start your dairy farm please get this guy as your practical consultant, am Luyimbula sulait from Entebbe Uganda and i wish to start dairy farming in June am just waiting for the rain season this end of February then i start planting my Napier grass otherwise thanks for showcasing this video

[@kipkiruipatrick8348]

I have watched so many videos on dairy farming and most specifically from Aim Agric. This farm interview has been the very best so far; rearing the best cows using the very simple methods and practices, keeping clear records and a really passionate and hands on manager.

[@bitsgraffix]

This young man is so passionate in what he does. Kudos

[@ThukuMoko]

That was So! obvious

[@kanyesigyerobert3822]

I liked the manager, how he differ and gave all names to each cow.thanks for good work.The production is good.

[@Brazterio-cu9lj]

AIM agriculture is the best !!

[@piuswoniala7944]

The presenter asked right and engaging questions. The manager is outstanding! So knowledgeable!

[@aliceokoth6810]

Good job ❤.. The manager is so kowledgeable🎉🎉🎉kudos Yaani anaongea bila user manual

[@alextercisio]

Wow great work ..let meet in the ground starting dairy cows farming 2024 tukutane uko kwa ground mkuu

[@Daniel-yc8yl]

Wonderful presentation, got you very well as I have just started my small farm, so inspired thank you.

[@mararenfarm]

There is this wonderful super nappier grass that have potential to yield 180-200 tonnes per acre with a CP of 18%. In figurative terms its able to feed approximately 20 dairy cows or 200 dairy goats or 200 dorpers per acre per year. One acre of supper nappier is equivalen to 15 acres of maize sileage in terms of tonnage per year. This is a variety that we would like to encourage especially dairy farmers with small acreage of land to consider.

[@semucyojohnbosco9738]

Thanks for sharing

[@victork9601]

Well done Reri , your hard work had paid off.proud of all the effort you have put in. Well done cuz. 🙂👍🏾🐄

[@naftalykagimbi5172]

Please share the contact

[@soccercompass3337]

Pls can you help me his number please

[@lidyawabomba5698]

Thanks so much guys keep it up bro

[@timothymateega5088]

Really good. Thanks for the good work

[@Simba_Ke]

well done ririmoi! thank you for carrying the culture! the future is bright!

[@nngugi413]

its always a good thing to be interviewed in a show, but when the host sits back and lets you do your thing that's when you know how extremely good you are at what you do .very eloquent...

[@nyemzo1]

Very passionate en knowledgeable. Kudos

[@Ole_Mugo]

Fantastic video. Very enriching

[@mwangijn7913]

This young man is so good at his work! Inspired

[@Comeback2thevillage]

Thank you for an amazing video

[@atnkutkendie4507]

Thank you for sharing this awesome job

[@raskimbalo9686]

wendy is the slay queen in the farm 🙄🙄🙄 she only give us 7litres of milk aper day 🤣

[@Gibaskesemarfarm]

Inspiring video. Thanks for sharing this

[@simonechatu6196]

Truely I love Kenya agriculture part especially livestock sector @Echatu Ug

[@hustlecultureMBA]

Very knowledgeable young man.

[@Its_Nakudo]

Am amazed this manager is the best

[@WorldSecret-NasimKhan]

Nice video. And nice cow farme with great information...

[@noziphomathe6628]

Your passion for your work will take you places

[@allensemboze1291]

Let me add to the comments section. Rerimoi is so passionate and knowledgeable about dairy farming. The level of detail that he has applied to this dairy farm is simply impressive. I have really enjoyed listening to him and I wish him all the best going forward.

[@bernardderwa1388]

The best guy you can learn from, keep up chief...

[@charleskorir6503]

This is the most amazing video I've ever seen on KZbin, thanks AIM Agriculture for bringing this wonderful Manager Rerimoi to our classroom of life... I will visit this man's farm as soon as I get back to Jamhuri ya Kenya.. How can I book a farm visit?... Truly awesome

[@bensonbiwott7320]

Great work Keith

[@mugumejoseph412]

Wonderful job 👍🏾

[@nelsonwanjuki5243]

Very impressive interview. The young farmer knows his stuff. First time to hear a farmer from that part of the world who has good grasp of feed quality, feed efficiency and Dry Matter concept. I am a large scale dairy farmer dairy farmer based in New Zealand (500 plus milking cows) and believe we can have a lot to share if I can have Reri's contacts.

[@evansbett7413]

Give me a job there sir im working in qatar, im kenyan nationality

[@PeterNyanchabera]

This young man is really is devoted how can l get acalf please reply

[@DavidTusiime-uq8eb]

Thank for the love of cows. Very knowledgeable farmer. Am from Uganda and would like how much is ur heifer.

[@mashlimitless4831]

great work with gd explanation

[@PeterMuremi-up8nm]

The man is well structured👍👍👍👍

[@cissyadika5919]

Wow wow wow!!!! Guys..... am so challenged..... I loved the fact that they are named..... and all identified.... this is so great

[@arfaabbas]

beAuTiFuL " I Am PAKISTAN"

[@user-lv4by5vf5b]

I like his tutorials . I wish I can have his contact to learn more from him.

[@justusmochoge6577]

This is the good thing about education. Things are easier to do you can tell he is not struggling because of knowledge

[@innocentonek1806]

Amazing guy i have ever watched

[@AMOSRUTOH-ho2sw]

Good job.

[@brianbirir9695]

Its best to start with an incalf heifer, and ensure you have enough feed for at least 1 year.

[@hadijanzaka9422]

How much can it cost

[@bwanamaina]

this is awesome, i'm working on a software to keep such records and send you notifications/reminders and so much more.

[@ProudlyKenyan.]

Best young farmer

[@robnjogu]

He is passionate about his job. No mediocrity that’s common with most people. He is going places! Good job

[@wilfredchumba363]

Good work bro Reri🎉

[@kipkiruimutai4530]

Nce work brother keep it up

[@boazchimasia150]

Young man is well informed about his craft

[@Abbey.k1]

Good job again

[@mutxri]

This is so inspirational

[@malema1-su8ur]

Good job 👍

[@jobmogaka5385]

Great job and where is your farm located?

[@kinuthia002]

Ilove his accountability

[@denistiyo7193]

informative insights

[@user-he3ki4mr5g]

Well explained

[@cissyadika5919]

Wow!!! This is so inspirational, imagine on one hectare and a half, where I have goat's, I though I couldn't have cows ...😂😂😂😂 .. am really challenged guys..... thx so much

[@didar96]

You should capture more B roll video when they speech u must play speach related B roll video. Pls show how to they make water system, how mix feed. How they clean farm. Thanks

[@user-in2xi7iq5b]

Good job

[@wasikeedward7684]

Well done bro

[@Dauti_]

I would love to visit this farm if this guy would allow it. Hebu niulizie. He seems to know his stuff, yet his methods don't appear to be out of reach or too "sophisticated."

[@brashowmuchayayebrasho4045]

Very knowledgeable young man. Share his contacts please. He can start a consultancy.

[@amoskimani6961]

My future projections...I've learned something.

[@EddahMwihaki-gq2zk]

Cow job is amazing if feed well,and very need roam around

[@ninamutuku5580]

Kindly share how to make the dairy meal please

[@mararenfarm]

Nice job to the farm manager,plz I would like to know the course he did in college.Thanks

[@user-oo6ir5ed8m]

I wish we had contacts....I would like to visit this farm

[@bettywairegi918]

Kudos

[@Thy-Great]

This is my dream in future

[@atuhirevincent6594]

i have loved the name and the guy

[@didar96]

How make a ideal milking cow shed and which design make me easy to maintain. Pls give a full video about the topic.

[@josephopole7642]

Good job. I am interested in buying in calf from that farm, what could be the price?

[@harrietawuor1056]

Encouraging

[@josephsemakula8610]

Name and location of this Farm and also the contacts of the manager

[@sygonkainamura8332]

Hello, Can you link me up to the farm manager? A visit would be good for my dairy ambitions

[@carolynemanake2128]

Hi am in Uganda how do I get to your farm. Direction please

[@faizubbykatim9424]

Serious farmer,kagrc bulls are designed for Kenya but it's not utilized by most Kenyans,upcoming dairy farmers in neighbouring countries have good cows because mostly they utilize imported semen from kagrc.

[@user-ij4wg4sc9z]

Great job can I get the contact of that young man

[@kelikilango8566]

Patiently waiting

[@samoeinesh]

This guy Rerimoi understands his work so well. Bigups man👊

[@erickododaokaka6667]

Where is this farm located, I would like to pay a visit

[@mahomeskc80]

Ababu namwamba on point

[@moraakelly1191]

hello, im interested on starting this business please advise me what to do in terms of cow farming

[@nzarirwehiham12]

But aheifer should be 2yrs to conceive to avoid difficulties during labour, even it becomes bigger in size and high milk production

[@user-oo6cu6nh8u]

Not really

[@benardsasati]

I have around one acre of land but i want to use it to keep around 10 to 15 cows by now i have around 5 cows will I manage it or kuna advice will I aquire from you

[@meditationandrelaxingmusic4823]

Chenwach(es) to the world. Glad it ain't got temper issues

[@mararenfarm]

your 3 acres is like 45 acres and can feed 60 cows instead of 3 cows on maize silage,

[@edwardwambui9140]

Wow; where can I get him please?

[@StephenLutta]

Any contacts to visit the farm?

[@harrietajiambo229]

This semeni can be implanted to local cows plz i need it

[@allandanwachiuri1477]

🎉ipo siku to

[@ssentongojoseph-nu5cx]

How many kg of feeds should an adult cow take per day, and what is the feeding plan for each day in terms of kg? am in Ug

[@Dauti_]

As this guy says in the video, a cow should be fed feed equivalent to three percent of its body weight. So if your cow weighs 500kg, three percent is 15kg of feed. However, this feed is being measured as dry matter. So what is the dry matter content of your feed? For instance, if you took 100kg of freshly cut nappier grass, what is the dry matter there? Well, ideally, it should be measured, but since you don't have the tools to measure, what I would advice you to do is consult your local extension officers to give you guidelines about the dry matter content of the feed you are using. I have tried to google, and for example for grass, the figures I'm getting suggest that an assumption that grass contains 20 percent dry matter is a reasonable assumption. So back to your question of how much to feed cows, if we assume you are feeding fresh grass with a dry matter of 20 percent, it means that 1kg of grass contains 0.2kg of dry matter. Therefore to feed your cow 15kg of dry matter, you need to feed it 75kg of fresh grass (15 divived by 0.2), if you are only feeding it the fresh grass and nothing else. In reality, however, you probably feed your cow dairy meal. Dairy meal has a much higher percentage of dry matter compared to fresh grass, because it's made from ingredients that are quite dry. Results from Google are suggesting it has a dry matter of 90 percent. That means if you feed your cow let's say 4kg of dairy meal per day, in terms of dry matter, this equates to 90 percent of 4kg, which is 3.6kg of dry matter. So when doing your calculation, you have to deduct this from the total 15kg of dry matter that your cow is supposed to get. That means your cow should get 11.4kg of dry matter from your fresh grass (15 - 3.6). This now means after feeding the 4kg of dairy meal, you now give 57 kg of fresh grass, and not the 75kg we initially calculated (57 is obtained by diving 11.4 with 0.2, which remember is the dry matter per kilo of your fresh grass). Here is a Quora answer explaining this: www.quora.com/When-dealing-with-cattle-How-do-you-determine-the-dry-matter-intake-at-2-5-of-body-weight

[@ProudlyKenyan.]

What about doing the feeds purely on super napier or juncao grass, how many cows can be kept in 3 acres

[@krerii3692]

It is okay but needs to be supplimented with other feeds. 3 acres can accommodate a maximum of 5 cows if you are producing feeds equivalent to the 3 acres.

[@juniourx2203]

​@@krerii3692if you plant high yealding nappier like supper nepier will give you feeds worth about 1tone ...that can feed for 3 months

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

dont mislead people, the farm is 15 acre not 50 by 100 feet.....

[@ammikendegwa]

Thats only feed math...1 acre 1cow ratio

[@simonireri3277]

In Githunguri we've farmers doing 100 cows in a 100by100 plot

[@robertke6765]

Give directions kindly of the farm

[@jameskillu9171]

Just say, farmers are building cow sheds on 100by100 plots, and have rented 100 acres else where for folage.