This place remains me of Karamoja where I was raised. Karamojongs rear large numbers of Goats, Sheep, Cows, Donkeys and even Camels despite the dry conditions. Thank you Dr. Hamiisi for this great informative video.
Dr. Hamisi thanks for your efforts; why is it that we don't see more farmers in South Africa rearing Savana goats like those into Boer and Kalahari farming?
Thank you so much. Where can we get the grasses to plant and improve our pastures first before we do full brust in this goat farming. There is need though for extension agriculture officers with facilitation for their movement to change agriculture forms in rural farmers environment. Two years can make real change and strategy should be for 10years to attain total rural agriculture change.
From the comments you can tell that people what to start from the middle or top. In that case the only way you will go is downward. It is always emphasized that start with local animals and gradually grow with addition of foreign blood. In South Africa the sad reality is that there are too few black people who farm at this scale or on the way to this scale in goat farming. There's absolutely so much to learn from our white compatriots. It is very critical to invest money a time in learning and information gathering about what you want to do and it will sink in much easier if you have a place to practice what you learn.
hahahahaha alot of people don't know that if you hold a boerbok Ram by their Beard they wont move. the beard are ABS hahahahahahahaha. im glad to see someone knowing this simple trick but quiet effective
Yes ma mentor like wise am in middle east but ma boss' farm makes me sweat plasma let me get capital am coming to make millions am love with agriculture
Thanks for the inspiration/education; you channel is a whole classroom and more. What is the name of this area in South Africa/ what is the name of the farm? I’d love to visit.
Hello Hamiisi. liking what you doing brother. Could you please describe to me how you got to set up a visit to South Africa see and learn from those great people.
Nice... S.A. weather is almost similar what we have here in West and North Texas ..... I've watch almost of your videos in 2 weeks from beginning 3 yrs ago... nice advice specially the newbie ranchers.... 👌 new sub God bless
Wow!! The farm is very dry but the animals are quality. I wish we in areas with good rains and great lands for grasses should do better than these SA farmers. I concur with you that we are lazy. We should be humbled and go with your advice and we will do better than the SA farmers. You were very candid with your advice and suggestions. You are a straight shooter. With love, stay bless as always. Thank you.
Shut up, we have rainy seasons and dry seasons in South Africa. You cannot beat a South African with breeding Boer goats, they originate in South Africa. Just like you cannot beat the Japanese with wagyu it originates in Japan.