What They NEVER Tell You About Farming Business | MANAGEMENT !(DETAILED)

[@Kenyan25400]

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[@melslam7071]

Really great insights on management aspect. Appreciate it👍

[@boitumelodijeng4274]

Quite inspiring you guys are going a good job educating us

[@littleredhenaquaponicsfarm1613]

You two are "The Real McCoy!" Genuine! Thank you for your practicality and for willingly and freely sharing your knowledge, experience and time. Peace and Blessings to you both and to your families.

[@campfrancis4641]

Thanks Tina and Grafton its true with workers , young workers you teach what to do are better than those coming with CVS and experience.

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[@bazeaminah2989]

Am really your follower, you're my mentor thanks for the info it's educative

[@mwaranle]

Really genuine guys. Your advice is spot on. Many thanks for your inspiration.

[@mugumejoseph412]

Thanx for this episode....very good for management insight 👌

[@famarabadjie217]

I'M A BEGINNER I START WITH 1 NOW I HAVE TWO BUT THIS VIDEO AND YOUR OTHER VIDEOS ESPECIALLY THIS ONE, WILL HELP ME A LOT IN THE FUTURE. I WISH TO INVITE YOU HERE IN THE NEXT 5 TO 10 YEARS

[@kayemdennismedia1330]

Thanks so much. I've taken a step and started with one. Inshallah I'll get somewhere someday 👏

[@lehulutube9063]

THIS IS REALLY VALUABLE INFORMATION,, I JUST STARTED MINE WITH SMALL SIZE, I WILL SEE HOW IT GOES

[@SaraAriko-dy4rp]

I appreciate your your honesty my people. You truly care.

[@spearwarrior3560]

apprecaite this content

[@impactone159]

If you want your management to be effective, you make the verified ones shareholders in the farm. You enter into a contract with them that they will own a certain percentage of the flock if they breed them well. For example,they own one pig when a sow successfully raises 15 piglets to slaughter size. With this, they'll take ownership of the farm, knowing fully that the survival of the flock is where they profit. Tina, what about that guy that usually use dua deep acaricide to spray the cows when Mr Sempex was still around? That guy looks like someone that is committed. Thanks for this information. Udeze Anthony.

[@pieterse4075]

bad idea ... how you get rid of them if their attitude change? also they don't care they still going to hold you responsible after it failed and in most countries the labor law protect them and they know it ..done it wore the shirt ,this method doesn't work in africa

[@leonardowor110]

How many shareholders do you have now 😂😂

[@funkeodelola7910]

I tried that before...hmmmm...It did not work.

[@SJKfiles]

Thank you guys for this info. These people can pretend to be working when we r around. We really appreciate you value farm.

[@moshsokie425]

Salute Grafton, I love what you’ve done in Uganda, I’m watching you from Manchester United Kingdom and I feel inspired, I feel I need to be out there on this Sunday weekend being practical, my dream is poultry tho, thanks guys

[@linachepkemoi355]

These guys are doing great 👍, Am in Kenya wish to get someone to partner in paultry and goat farming. The land is available.

[@mubirudavidderrick9298]

Very educative and insightful, thanks Value farm

[@jb12twenty2]

Thanks a lot great content as always!.. This is currently every farmer's challenge on the continent.. Excellent pointers you have highlighted here.. a change of mindsets and collaborative relationships among farmers need to be encouraged. The cake is too big and there is enough for those that are hungry & happy to get their hands dirty.

[@eveensiziba9433]

Wonderful tips there, thanks, for sharing

[@ahosikobonyo3766]

I think it is important to professionalise management by putting workers on performance contracting. Also have a clear monitoring and evaluation mechanism and reward in the business venture. Clearly in a region where there is scarcity of jobs workers would like to join ventures with high sounding promises. When this is put to test it flops. What gets measured gets done. At your level of work you may need to consider taking up a professional manager and directors then Tina and Grifton become supervising executives. This is because.of the extent in investment l see in the farm that l love.

[@andykobeng9017]

Kudos to Team Value Farm. You guys are always on point and I would watch your videos anytime. Thanks so much for such expensive business info for free!

[@Mountainpeakstudios]

Man, you are genuine for sure

[@chokmah3926]

Great video, gems 💎

[@martintumwine507]

This video is particularly on my goat/ cattle project. This really scares me.Am based in UK and my farm is In kirihura district.Most of the time,it’s workers running the show. Having said that,I have noted with concern certain characteristics that are prevalent at my farm.I have lost lots of young goats & calves.

[@katiitimark2363]

I like the two😂 u make it different, kudos

[@AlieuGibba-tp8qt]

I'm listening from the Gambia and lesson very interesting

[@ahosikobonyo3766]

Don't give up. The two of you are doing so good so far. I have given myself the target that l will visit you and learn more as l order or take my pigs goats and sheep. Thanks for this video.

[@tarukanafalu1203]

Thank you Value Farm.I've subscribed your chanel since your early days. Your inclusive aproach how to start a successful farming and advice is terrific! This video is particularly fantastic because what you have just described is rather universal everyday. Thank you very much indeed!Thank you both!

[@MisheckRaphael]

i always wish to be like you guys, you so inspiring

[@mikeogatcha4713]

Guys you are wondering. Thank you for all the details. Good luck.

[@eustacechansa85]

Vital information guys thank you

[@passianmaningi8479]

❤❤ i love your Team! Thanks again for information and knowledge your are shere with us all! May i ask fever to start Plattling trees around your farm also speak out the same your doing about animal

[@justinetwahirwa6670]

Thank you Tina and Grafton. I subscribed to your KZbin channel long ago, and have learnt a lot from you. This info about management of the farm is the best. You are correct, right attitude is crucial. You would rather get a person with a positive attitude and train them on what to do, than get a mean, wrong attitude person that has the skills! He won't benefit you, instead he will poison other employees minds!

[@rhodanalubega7112]

Yes i also prefer section leaders who report to me directly in their respective areas

[@cornelmanea8521]

Hi I really like your farm and your project!! How much money I need to just start small farms goats (like you have)?thancks

[@joshkingofficial7403]

hello , Thank you for the great information that you are giving us .

[@linachepkemoi355]

Very educative,i love you guys.

[@Barbra-pl7zn]

Wow so inspiring thanks ❤

[@bjmanimalsbreedingfarm4489]

Very important information well done

[@dadimans2591]

You guys have done an amazing job on this topic. We have the same issues with lazy and deceitful people here in Sierra Leone. Most people you talk to will just shrug it off as that's normal. I refuse to accept that horrible helpers as a normal way of running a business.

[@rhodanalubega7112]

Indeed it's better to train your own manager so that that person does what you want. You ought to have repoting items set. You should ensure that some aspects like vaccinations should be done in your presence for confirmation of the activity because you may not like it when the disease hits. Other workers will fear telling you in time.

[@mwanasiloongo]

Another good video. Thank you!

[@Aventssafaridiaries]

I would love to to have a farm visit , how can access you please. Im a new farmer and would honestly love to have you by my side in this new journey. I don’t know how but I’m sure with your assistance and encouragement I’ll do my best. Thanks Tina and Grafton for this platform.

[@DerrickDerRon]

Thank you again! ? Do you have or plan to have a training program for startup farmers?

[@gci770]

I WOULD INVEST IN THIS TYPE OF PROJECT.

[@adegboyegaogundiran8679]

Thank you so much for this valuable information!

[@Pugugarden]

I love to hear such motivation and I would like to do the same project

[@nassalireginah948]

Thank you guys ❤❤

[@albertfrimpong6325]

Good advice thank u

[@BoubkandeKande-gk2tf]

Thanks you very much bro

[@sasaskitchen2435]

Very informative ❤

[@harriatahhozanna6334]

Part of my favorite farmers

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We valve farming🙏🙏🙏

[@ValueFarmUG]

Our pleasure 😊 🙏

[@Dismac1]

Can’t wait

[@ValueFarmUG]

Thank you so much. Hope you enjoyed this episode. 😊

[@hanimzworld]

Now my fellow farmers LISTEN if we are to succeed in farming as a BUSINESS we must know and understand and accept the BITTER fact that NEVER i repeat NEVER leave your farming business more so in the first years of starting in the hands of so called managers. MANAGERS are supposed to you yourself the owner..u must be in position to involve ur self in all activities of the farm in the first atleast 5 years ......give an example a mother can not leave her newborn baby to anyone in the first days of its life....why do we farmers do that and find it normal to just be driving periodically to check on our farms just. Construct a house there for u to stay n supervise each and every thing.....if we dont do that we r still making losses.....me am telling u. You dnt know how many incidences that i save or intervene everyday that would have led to major losses if i wasnt there...... Its rare for Business men out there eg in trade to set up a big shop with millions of money den hand it over for strangers to manage in the first stages...its so rare....pple work in their businesses day n night unlike us farmers. Am on ground but the stories ive witnessed of workers n managers....i conclude by saying that if u cant participate fully in ur farming business in the initial stages please dont start...dont say i didn't tell u

[@guidinglightorphansinc.5255]

Good point. You gotta guard your 💰. Setting up a temporary structure for yourself is cheaper than the losses you may incur. You interrupt the pattern of theft, laziness, bickering and more

[@francisogaino749]

I'm in abroad and i like the farm and i want to start goats farm but i don't have the place i am thinking to go Amuria district to buy land or Abim district Can you tell me something plz I don't have any ideas plz

[@denisonyait6151]

Very interesting

[@asenrosemary3957]

I love goat farm too, but my problem is money.

[@bonodjiredoum6546]

Thank You!!!

[@ValueFarmUG]

Our pleasure 😊 🙏

[@lalarpatrickojok673]

For a beginner like me, between goat and pig farming, which one do you advice me to go for?

[@pieterse4075]

Depending on the amount you have available to invest

[@joneswood2075]

Thanks a lot's for your peace of advise God bless you both bye bye 👋

[@alfredmcarroll7229]

What to Charles the farm manager?

[@JacobOuso-ce4mx]

Thanks

[@johnkamau1280]

How much is boer he goat 🐐 from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@ValueFarmUG]

Please call [phone] For more details. We like to know if you want cross breeds or pure breeds. Thanks 😊 😊

[@fauziamukhwana5211]

Wa kamau am with you in this question am also in Kenya

[@fauziamukhwana5211]

For crossbreeding my none growing 10 she goats since independence my goats are just there no worries of multiplying 😂😂😂

[@tendaichimudzura3363]

Anyone with Boer Goats and pigs 🐖 in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 please comment with your number I wil contact you

[@txgmega5403]

Hello value Farm It is really impossibility to reach you on WhatsApp with that telephone nr. Do you have an other nr?

[@michaelamisi3086]

Where are the bees? Too funny 😂

[@AsegaOmar-vn6gv]

How much is Boer cross

[@tontocity]

The co- director what do you always chase from your right side ear😂

[@pieterse4075]

As a white farmer this problem is even worse if you don't know how to manage it correctly, from my experience the key is get a labor contractor and hold him responsible for everything ,don't mingle with the workers be savage on the contractor when you have to let him understand the responsibility you expect but also don't be stupid and just leave your whole business in someone else hands and if he and his team cant manage get rid of the whole bunch don't keep any of his employees tell them to apply for a new job at the new contractor ..don't stick your nose in the business of the contractor let him pay, hire and fire remember what ever happens on the farm is the responsibility of that contractor stipulate what you expect ,create a worksheet and schedule that way it will remove a huge burden from you so that you can concentrate on more important things

[@mugumejoseph412]

Lovely information ❤

[@mwaranle]

This is one of the major challenges in agribusiness in Africa

[@jamman8678]

All workers in Uganda have the same behaviours I have a farm and it’s the same story. They are never honest.. they are thieves they bad mouth… lazy wait for salary

[@pieterse4075]

Not just Uganda I've seen it across africa

[@NOTANOTHERYOUTUBE]

Oh Lord the bee story. I hired someone who came recommended to harvest honey on my farm. The dude killed the whole colony. He harvested the honey with the bees. 😏

[@pieterse4075]

🤣

[@Kenyan25400]

Bro deport me from Atlanta i come with some serious work ethic