DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE BOOMING BUSINESS OF SHEEP FARMING IN AFRICA?

[@mambalasanyang319]

Nadia you are the best.

[@surunitemiakanni-oye4346]

Appreciate the efforts the interviewer and the interviewees both exerted to provide a thoughtful and informative background into urban livestock farming on this level and in this environment. Not surprised at all that Nadia and the Farming In Africa crew returned to mine the minds of these gracious urban farmers for the benefit of prospective sheep farmers. It is always advisable to know the business in depth before devoting time and money into it in order to maximise the profit potential of the effort. Honest and willing interviewees obviously make discussions engaging and enjoyable. Well done!

[@Gabogabo-i4v]

Your Chanel is exceptional and helpful to Ghana agro industry

[@jeffreybrowne4677]

Great job

[@Gabogabo-i4v]

He has done well, Agriculture ministry should support him with capital and dryers to dry saw dust .

[@Dave9494K]

I can't wait to see you invest in the Ladoum, doper, & meat master sheep and ostrich. I'm so passionate about livestock farming.

[@Gabogabo-i4v]

They are expect with experience in the business. The university should collaborate with them to develop practical manuals for teaching

[@muhammadmansha2076]

Hi sir how are you, sir please tell me, semanhyia grass or super mubassa grass is same,or different, thanks sir

[@Gabogabo-i4v]

The chiefs can buy it at higher price of 30 000. Additionally we use sheep’s for traditional ceremonies and religious festivals thus sallah

[@hafizsaboadam4751]

Most of them are balami and originated from western Africa like Mali, Chad, Niger, Nigeria Male ones use to be fattened with concentrate feed for sallah and other occasions so that they'll have good quality meat. Famale use to be kept for breeding and are not allow to be feed with concentrate due to the birth issues.

[@Gabogabo-i4v]

The sheep are very fat and attractive. Well done