A START-UP PROJECT IN RURAL ST.ANDREW JAMAICA || GOAT FARMING 

When u doin slotted floor jus cut a peice of half inch steel n jus put it between the board n nail it a even space...n jus repeat the process

Big up to the camera girl👍📷

Nice family, each one helping one another.

Jah bless teacher Trevor him teach good stuff, important stuff

I really enjoy watching your videos, big farms and also the little man trying a thing. Respect

Hi buddy great video.. I have been following your video since I bought in 7 goats. Learning good information from your video.. i started to cut different types of foraging from my property, I feed lots of willow tree as they are very beneficial to goats. Also feeding lemon grass to keep them health. Keep up the good work

I recently start watching your videos from the other day, them good very informative 👍👍👍

These videos' are inspiration for small farmers every where. One of these days you should visit the community of Woodford in St. Andrew. There a lot of cow and goat farmers in the area that will benefit from your advice.

Thank you Sir Bernard for such important insights on small ruminate framing.

Mr Bernard. I most say your greatest accomplishment you can ever achieve is the members your kids are going to have when they become adults. Respect.

Mr bernard thanks for the amazing job that u n the team r doing u r teaching learning n building jamaica one day at time .

YES… TREVOR… KEEP BRINGING “GREAT” CONTENT TO THE MOVEMENT🥰😇🥳

You are doing a great job Mr B

So true keep up the good work

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Second in the comments😒 vid bad like always💥🔥💯

Yes Mr Bernard keep the teachings to the youth going the need

Good morning Teacher, present sir.lol

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Hi my name is Julian am from Puerto Rico my wife is from mobay and we moving soon to trelawny thinking of opening a small farm raise Goats,Pigs and rabbits can you help me with some advice. 🇵🇷🇯🇲

I need some Jamaica blogger doing pig rearing

Mr Bernard I don't think the cedar wood is a good idea to used to build the goat pen. Cedar have a high smell and it's not good for building a rabbit hut either

Mr yellow shirt when you're giving advice please out your opinion and just give the aspiring Famers facts to help them

You forgot about seaweed

Good presentation sir B, what does the chin chin bush looks like up close?

What kind of grass or bush is good for goat that is breast feeding

How much lot of kid a goat can give u , is a goat that have 4 lots is old

I rear goats on the lane

Sir… you mentioned all the fruits & natural vegetation that grows in your area can be fed to the goats. Which is great. However…. Please you must remind / inform folks to never give a goat or any livestock fruit that has mold on it. It Carries mycotoxins and can kill a goat within 24 hours if eaten. In pigs, it has been known to cause miscarriages & mummified piglets. Another subject I’d like to share…. here in the US we use electric wire fences for goats … pigs too. 3 strands of wire is sufficient. Goats are now being used to clear areas to aide in fire prevention by eating all the brush & overgrowth. We have wildfires here in the US. Several videos are on RU-vid covering this subject with the use of goats. One lady hires out her huge herd of goats to clear the land for various reasons. Consider the use of Electric fencing to contain the goats. You’d first have to clear the way for the intended fence line. You’ll also need a ground rod. This may be an area worth exploring. They sell solar fence chargers so there’s no need to hook the fence directly to a power source. I’ve been to Jamaica & seen firsthand what the terrain is like there. You have so much vegetation the goats could easily clear the land. Save much money on the cost of supplemental grain & such. Electric fencing is something you may want to consider. Start with a small area then expand. By the way…. There is a wealth of info on the internet about moldy fruit & the damage it can cause when given to healthy animals. Also how to install electric fencing. Do you have farm stores in your area? I’d like to speak to you more about your goat business. How can we make this possible?