How to make hay out of Chroris when u dont have tractor

[@onyedikaaneke2161]

The way you pour out your heart in these videos is incredible. You’re a big source of inspiration to me. Thanks a million

[@michaelodo1371]

I Stan 🙋🏾‍♂️🙌

[@mercypals5550]

Ohh i can't thank you enough mr Hamisi all along i was fearing to enlarge my goat keeping buh now u have given me more knowledge thanks

[@erastuskuushomwa1676]

Good idea,thank you very much for teaching us especially to most unemployment people

[@calebfuller4713]

That baling box is an awesome idea. I think I will build one for myself when I get my pasture up and going.

[@nalugwamajorine9690]

Yo the best mr semanda hv leant alot from yo page may God bless you abundantly

[@evamoon7826]

Thank you bro for sharing the video. God bless you.

[@allenmachaka4010]

Keep it up my brother let's grow our africa

[@olawalebolade367]

Thank you Mr Hamiisi for the informative video

[@alexorango5133]

I truly Love your effort in Goat Farming..After harvesting, is there any problem if I cut it into smaller pieces while still fresh before it wilts so that my animals can eat it without literally pulling it from the feeding trough? (From Kenya)

[@aruwewetv6018]

THANK YOU DR HAMIISI FOR THIS AWESOME VIDEO. BUT PLSSSSS HOW LONG DO WE ALLOW THE GRASS TO WILT FIR BEFORE BAILING???? SHOULD THE BAILING BE DONE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF CUTTING THE GRASS OR IT COULD BE ALLOWED TO DRY FOR MUCH MORE DAYS BEFORE BAILING WITHOUT LOSING THE NUTRITIONAL CONTENTS IN THE GRASS??? LASTLY, PLSSSSS CAN THE PRINCIPLES USED IN THIS VIDEO BE MADE APPLICABLE TO OTHER GRASSES SUCH AS SUGARGRAZE, ALFALFA AND BRACHARIA MULATTO II WITHOUT LOSING THE NUTRITIONAL VALUES ESPECIALLY IN THE CASE OF THE SUGARGRAZE GRASS???? THANKS SO MUCH I ADVANCE OF YOUR RESPONSE. GOD BLESS YOU SIR....

[@slowclimbertothetop4572]

Is Chloris grass widelly naturally available or i have to get seedlings and plant

[@BarakaboersUG]

I like this hamis

[@NagawaRobinah-q7k]

Can we use any pasture grass

[@hanifabdalla8118]

Thanks doctor.Be blessed

[@evamoon7826]

One question bro. Once it is harvested and it is left to dry on ground for may be couple of days before you tie it in to bales: what if it rains suddenly during this time. Would it spoil all? Or what to do in this case? Kindly advise me.

[@abdihassan83]

Asc Brother iam also wondring about the same question.

[@hamiisisemanda8150]

U gain wait and it drys it's just a day to wilt

[@evamoon7826]

Hamiisi Semanda hence rain would not be a problem? Please clarify , keeping in view natural calamity......

[@pkngeny]

What are the dimensions of the box?

[@peterchisangamwamba9100]

nice I like the initiative... I thought bales are only made by machines

[@Chadboy2012]

This is Africa where people using their brains

[@Asaph-n9j]

You're funny. Typical kolwe eater you're.

[@NagawaRobinah-q7k]

Wat if we add some pasture legume

[@hamiisisemanda8150]

@@NagawaRobinah-q7k very good as well sir

[@jacobella9483]

Can u make dry maize hay for the goats

[@nakyesestella7786]

Sebo thanks, I would like to know how much each bale costs

[@villageguru3593]

Brother you need a small baler for this work,it’s like 3000$ it will make your work easier

[@nawewefarmers4017]

Pls what is the name of the grass

[@alextugahirwa1920]

Cloris gayana

[@tusmodairyfarm1382]

30.000 tons off grass over 4 acre of land are sure my friend

[@hamiisisemanda8150]

Its 4 times a year hervest

[@tusmodairyfarm1382]

@@hamiisisemanda8150 thanks can please a video how to build this housing

[@ikramyousafbutt7872]

thaks bro for evrytym share clips

[@NagawaRobinah-q7k]

Wat if we add some pasture legume