Semi-Intensive Graded Goat Rearing Now a Business

[@gairyfletcher3233]

Farmer sound serious about business

[@rohanmorris4883]

Bless up sir Brown great presentation as always.

[@jdong7887]

Love these vlogs KB, waiting until I reach a few more animals before I give you a call to come through Hanover.

[@farmerkhalil]

Respect sure when you ready

[@kaytonbrown6287]

I love goat raring so much as a child thinking about going into this as a business. Clarendon farmer's I need connection to buy start up animal's

[@tavoyrowe7020]

The man goat dem looking good ytf

[@tropicalfarming5629]

Like what you doing Khalil👍

[@farmerkhalil]

Thank you

[@mojojojo8988]

this will be me in 3 years starting at 1graded 1common

[@richardparchment3538]

Love the drive bro but feeding 500 goat's mmmmmm.

[@farmerkhalil]

Yes those numbers require a massive feeding program

[@richardroye5308]

Hey Mr Khalil, I'm living in Shrewsbury Portland wanting to venture into the goat farming so I'm looking some help or support to lift off ground. I did my survey i realize no one so much doing milk so i want to venture into that.

[@farmerkhalil]

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[@jeffreyfray2033]

Greetings Khali where do I get beerhops and hay to buy

[@stefcurry3512]

Just whaa piece of land inno so me can kickstart my farm

[@toomuchdebt5669]

That's the problem. The rulers in parliament don't want small farmers to have access to land. Its easier to get a zero interest loan on a brand new truck than to get a farm land loan.

[@rhodenjay982]

@Farmer Khalil you mentioned "buy hay" is it something that is readily sold in Jamaica and if so what's the cost and quantity?

[@farmerkhalil]

Yes hay is sold from $450 to $1000 jmd . Avg weight per bale 50lbs

[@algorelynch249]

D drive to Clarendon frm Westmoreland very costly plus the hay price

[@richardrobinson4849]

Rate him vibes just want a break through fr mre lands an house fr goat

[@algorelynch249]

We need assistance in Westmoreland Khalil meds hard fi get dwn ere #cheaper feed price #cheaper medication price ...

[@farmerkhalil]

We need to talk yes.

[@mrkamara7262]

Hello brother, am from Sierra leone west Africa. and I want to start goats and sheep farming. but I don't know how much acer I need to buy. to plant food for two thousand animals on a zero grazing please help me 🙏🙏

[@farmerkhalil]

Thank you will send information

[@kool9174]

lol it Amazing running across a fellow Sierra Leonean looking to get in goat farming. Mr Kamara how is it going? Did you ever start the livestocks farm?

[@mrkamara7262]

@@kool9174I just bought 8 acer of land as of now, and am trying to raise money to start sir😊

[@kool9174]

@@mrkamara7262 Nice! Where do you currently reside? I’m in the process of saving up and I plan on going next year to buy land and begin building the Goat penn and planting the feed I will need. So that way once I start stocking I will have feed already waiting for them. I planned on doing zero grazing making Hay and silage. I’m thinking about buying land in the Villages, I want to get about 30 to 60 acres at the minimum. I would appreciate it if you could give me some information on how much you paid per acre of land and maybe the approximate location where you bought your land from so I could have an idea of how much I would need to spend. I appreciate the quick response my brother, it been a year since you made your comment I really wasn’t expecting an answer, atleast not so fast. Thank you.

[@rosainemclaughlin4306]

Unity is a major problem in the business.

[@ricardoallison9010]

There is no way cows can be more profitable than goats and pigs, he just never treated it as a business, I bet when you check back in a year's time you will see him with goats😂

[@toomuchdebt5669]

The cows are way easier to manage than goats and pigs. Yes pigs and goats are more profitable but require more investment for security, infrastructure, feed, and biosecurity.

[@algorelynch249]

Yea mn a farming him did a do not business bcz if him did a run goat business him wouldn't say dat

[@ricardoallison9010]

@@algorelynch249 facts

[@desmondmiller3198]

I would still take them off the ground that is the best way