Secrets on How to Select the best Breeding Goats for your Farm

Many farmers struggle identifying good male and females for breeding. I have decided to you through the selection process and give you the fine details and characteristics of good breeding goats. Lets go.......
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[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Point of correction: The size of the balls should be 26cm and above especially if you measure around the balls from the biggest point

[@robbycarson4999]

Dang! Those r some huge heavy nuts!!😆😆😆😆

[@osodowilberforce2321]

Exactly,Brother.

[@martintumwine507]

I started a goat business because of you. You mean a lot to me.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Ooh thank you for the feedback

[@Khaledmaiwada]

I from Nigeria. A retired civil servant now a businessman. I want o go into goat farming and I am inspired by your good work. I appreciate 2 things. 1) in the other video how you tie bell on your goat and how neighbours return strayed goat. 2) How you insist on selling good breeds only to your client. Such honest attitude is not found in my country Nigeria. Here the do the opposite. I wish one day to visit your farm from Nigeria. God bless you mah.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thank you for the feedback

[@hakimhassan1508]

I m thinking to start goat farming with 30 goats. This is the best educational video I have seen by far God bless you and definitely I will keep learning from you . Dr Hakim My farm will be in Rwanda . Kigali

[@paulntalo1425]

I have learnt a lot about goat 🐐 selection for breeding. It's the most detailed version online. 🎉Thank you

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

So nice of you

[@sabastianrukodzi]

I am in kwekwe zimbabwe keep the standard up thats good i love that project

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thank you

[@ahmedafrax9839]

Madame l am writing this comment from Somalia and l was always interested raising goat finally l like your way of teaching and explaining it is so simple and explicit enough to understand your English.

[@user-ci7ei1rr5r]

Thank you bwogi farm,infact I just started up a project, but you have educated me on how to select good goats, I have learnt alot in your teaching. Thanks for inspiring and educating the nation.

[@joselinenanteza535]

Dear Grace thank you for this video. I have learnt a lot and you have brought me to love goat rearing. In did I am into agriculture but I used to fear animals and never thought of them at all. I am a typical city girl who never experienced village life. But now I see the beauty of village life. My career lead me to experience rural settings and looking at the green nature of kayunga where I am a civil Engineer on a hydropower project, I was pushed by my intuition to buy land and start a passion fruit farm and its doing fairly well. I am proud for sure. I saw Wode Maya's video where he visited you farm and indeed you inspired me the fact that you even left a white collar job/ lecturing and decided to do your own. Big up to you. I now follow you on all your videos. I may have to start goat farming too. Thank you Grace and thanks to Wode who discovered you for me😊😊👍👍

[@SulaymanJammeh-hx3kw]

Gooooooood

[@user-pj6ve2jf4k]

Please bwogi I am happy with your teaching. I am sure I can select good goat.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Best of luck

[@dixienyanwa4800]

I'm a Zambian based in SA and im so proud of your achievement. Keep up with good works truly inspired. Hope to visit your farm one say.

[@Dismac1]

I tell people in the diaspora mostly people in Dubai we should look for knowledge and put it into action thanks Mrs Grace ❤

[@denismasese4366]

Thanks, city farm for telling them, I appreciate the excellent work. I have a small goats farm near your farm in Hoima and I would like to source breeds from your farm

[@rufinolardizabal7103]

Thank you madam Grace for your unselfish explanation regarding selection of possible breeders in goat farming,I am now deeply interested to start a goat farm myself learning from your blog,thanks and God bless you !😊

[@user-lm6cs2du7d]

I like your goats Madam, thank you for all the information, watching from Zimbabwe

[@joyceaddo4485]

Amazing Grace Go on teaching us.God richly Bless you. Africa depends on you.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

thank you

[@kennetholobo]

Surely a teacher remains a teacher, I believe I will definitely develop a farm right here at home in Kalaki with this knowledge. Thank you madam.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

😂😂😂thank you

[@owitjames665]

It's amazing future plan dea, am soon leaving my work and go home and start my goats farm dea

[@andyankrah5153]

Thanks a million madam for your splendid lecture. It's really educative.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

It's my pleasure

[@dorothylungu1411]

I can be happy to see you and learn more fiscally you are a good to train farms thank you for having you and proud of you as lady

[@kahindijannifer4043]

youre just amazing .madam Grace thankyou so much for that knowledge. God bless you dear

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You are so welcome

[@user-hw7mc3fw4n]

Am Chris from kireka, indeed I appreciate your lectures on goat farming it's helped me a lot in start my own goat which is about to completed

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Wonderful!

[@genevievebrewah3172]

Thank you for your exlanation

[@lubuulwajames6938]

Thank you so much my dear for such a generous lesson

[@user-bc4hl1cn7d]

Thank you madam grace bwogi for that inspiration and education you have endured to Ugandans and the entire world i always learn from your videos and stand ready to go for goat farming

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Wow, thank you

[@DanielOLINGA]

Thank you for being practical in your teaching

[@user-zf9wi2xw2h]

Good afternoon, madam am based in zambia and am passionate about this business, am learning a lot. Please continue with your blessed works.

[@user-nk8ds6uk9n]

May God bless you for the wonderful job you're doing, other farmers can't do that, thanks Mom

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Yes, thank you

[@lakesidefarm3736]

“Men and their balls.” This cracked me up. Thank you for this information. Mazima batuba nyo

[@sandefarmsUg]

🤣

[@nalutayaangelah2987]

😂😂😂yes men ad yo balls

[@robbycarson4999]

Can't mess with em nutts!!😂😂😂

[@mahlakomnisi5156]

Hahaha. Only her knows more abt ball than the owners. Tell them sister

[@macdonaldlefifi5375]

😂😂😂😂

[@ShallonKyosiimires-yn7gy]

Love your words please 🙏 you changed my mind set forsure

[@KufaruwengaRejoiceTatenda]

Worth listening to ❤. Great stuff there,

[@WnBGoats]

This is a must watch for every new/aspiring farmer

[@j1mm1eK1ngs]

Watching from Kenya, as I hope to start soon. Keep this awesome content coming!

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Welcome aboard!

[@rebeccasettumba8559]

Thanks so much for the enlightenment. Planning to give you a visit all being well..

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Any time!

[@CharlesMulalira-ju2hp]

Thanks for teaching madam

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

It's my pleasure

[@hapio1307]

Excellent Lesson / Good Explanation. You Kill it and nailed it all on PO!NT. Thank you so much

[@isaackakyama2272]

Thanks for the remote but very enriching & practical orientation lessons! Wow!

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You are welcome!

[@anthonyolabanjo2945]

Thank you madam ,this is very helpful.Rev Olabanjo from Nigeria

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You are very welcome

[@weldahhabib6388]

Thanks for the time this is real helpful

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-wc2sb2gd9v]

Bwong, thank for time you give to the farmers when teaching us .

[@ElizabethMihalovich-sw1zo]

I learned so much as if I was in a goat class! Excellent

[@nyesigafrank]

Thanks for your great lessons people like you government be facilitating you to pass information to all farmers in the country

[@Bumar-m]

Thank you so much for a very inspiring and informative lesson. You have added so much knowledge in journey as a farmer. Thank you sister grace.

[@TheC2g4]

So educative...

[@swalehomar3753]

Watching this from Kenya, thank you very much for this eye-opener.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You are so welcome

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You are so welcome

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You are so welcome

[@_bonfaceadera]

The muscle is not as big as you say but i love the length of the barrel though.The cross breed is coming out nicely.

[@GustoFarms]

Fantastic masterclass on breeding traits selection. Thank you very much Grace

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You are welcome

[@dexterwalker4839]

Hi i am located in St.Vincent And the Grenadines in the Caribbean, thanks for the very informative video it was well received.

[@sisialadire]

Thank you Grace, I have learnt a lot today. I have a few goats and intend to get some more after the rainy season.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Wonderful!

[@user-bg6ok3mb3q]

Thanx for da information it's very useful keep it up

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

So nice of you

[@graciousmaibvise9326]

Thank you so much my sister.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You are so welcome

[@mubizz80]

Thank you Bwogi. You have rested my doubts about relying on breed percentages regarding good breeding goats. Physical outlook matters.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

My pleasure

[@user-nk8ds6uk9n]

Thanks Mom,I'm learning a lot 😊😁😂

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

I'm so glad!

[@allanpeterssebayizzi8881]

Very educative😍

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thank you for the feedback

[@OsmanK699]

You are an excellent teacher. You know your stuff really well. Congrats from just across the border in Kenya.

[@oumermohammed268]

Thank so much for sharing your practical experience.

[@tobiasmangoma9566]

Excellent. This is a dose of good Agriculture

[@CherifAbas-do4cc]

bwogi farm is the best i learnt a lot from your farm watching from Italy

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

So nice of you

[@royhalumba1632]

Great lesson keep it up

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thanks! 😃

[@kayemdennismedia1330]

I'm highly getting inspired! Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪. Wonderful sampling/demonstration. Kudos 👏

[@user-bp8do1et9h]

Thanks for this video Madam grace kipumpuli & flukes 😢 on my farm😢

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

So sad. [phone] talk to him

[@nuwamanyawilbroad4245]

Your an Excellent teacher expressing Experience,Keep up.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thank you

[@johnoriokot7476]

Repeating watching always

[@florencenakiguddesandra2210]

Wow. I appreciate

[@redmanjones3577]

Bwogi Farms my inspiration 😅

[@theboombapper814]

Iam inspired all the way from South Africa

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thanknyou

[@blackpablo22_]

She is very informative . thank you

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

So nice of you

[@Ugtop10]

Thank you for sharing with us. Your information is top-notch and so helpful.

[@user-ej8cn9zv3d]

You are a good tutor,i am watching from Zimbabwe

[@gorillarhino3891]

Very informative and interesting thanks much.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sulemanaamidu4975]

Thanks so much for this wonderful education

[@birengemark4534]

God bless you.

[@mwangikaranja5157]

Excellent explanation about goats.Educative inspiring funny and entertaining.Hope to visit one day.

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thank you for the feedback

[@kizitonkugwa1888]

Wonderful/important information,thank you Bambi.

[@emmanuelmutesasira705]

Thank you for sharing this hands on experience

[@joicenghiwewelekwa2998]

Thank you very much for the information, fellow farmer. As up coming farmers we need all the information we can get.. the only problem is language differences but the message is received..😊😊😊 viewing from Namibia 🇳🇦

[@saranbamba5510]

Think you it is very imteressing. Nice 👍

[@NamulegaAisha]

I don't know how to thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@farmboytv8351]

Thank you 😊 watching from 🇵🇭👍

[@uchembonu2736]

Thank you Ma'am, This is so educative. Watching from Lagos Nigeria

[@DemboKinteh]

I really appreciate your work and I admire it .I want to do this soon, but am from Gambia

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

You can do it!

[@mutegekimarvin4699]

You are doing great. You inspire me a lot

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thank you so much 😀

[@alihassansorikushey1414]

Good work one day I wil visiting your farm madam

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Always welcome

[@Adinda037]

This is what i have been looking for. Representing Kenya

[@achanviola4346]

I want to plan and start with 5 goats as I learn more about them but I need good productive goats

[@theresamuntanga4639]

Thank you very for your lesson. You are such a great teacher. Well done mama👋👋

[@johnburrell-qx2tw]

Very interested

[@joelmuema7286]

good lesson

[@joelmuema7286]

i am starting up, @9 now

[@sundaytaylor-adewusi8488]

God bless you sister,thanks a lot for all this information ❤

[@_bonfaceadera]

The savanna goat needs some hoof trimming

[@nakibeats9521]

Thank you so much bwogi. I'm learning alot from you

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Glad to hear that

[@iliyasmubarakbabatunde4482]

You are doing well ma. Excellent in your explanation, you must be a good teacher. I love Ugandans accent.

[@aredlakarunakarreddy6329]

Wohh. Very very useful information. Thank you Thank you

[@atanawilly5883]

Great idea my sister.. keep it up ❤

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@user-dr5nd4lz8m]

thank u so much madam

[@siphomariah3126]

Very helpful teachings may the Lord bless you

[@tayebwabenon5753]

I had my pen noting down some notes. Thank you very much Madam for inspiring us youth. But I need to understand how do you separate these goats not to meet yet you graze them on the same Land

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

It takes a month to train them to. We take thrm to graze in diffferent directions and they are now used. Often they mix but end up going back where they belong

[@tayebwabenon5753]

@@bwogifarmsuganda ok thanks. Now I want to visit

[@maxwellike1474]

thanks sis more

[@cryptofarmerfrost]

Please ma, I’ve noticed you have local females… can k ask why you use local females vs focus on only pure breed females? I’ve already built my farm set up, only thing left if stocking. I’m on a budget, not sure if I should start with 1 pure buck and 1 pure female or one pure buck with many locals females????? I am stuck

[@hicoteo]

Can you do a video that identifies good quality babies under 4 months old? Which young males should be castrated? Which females should be bred?

[@bwogifarmsuganda]

Sure

[@hicoteo]

Sometimes I cannot tell if a baby is good because it may get sick or doesn't get enough milk. So, I castrate it and then it grows to be very nice and I'm sorry I castrated it. Some females also start small but then grow very well after they are older and healthy. Thank you for sharing your expertise.