The Breakfast Club | Obert Chinhamo | Cattle Breeder | Farmer | S05EP35

S05EP35 | In today's episode of The Breakfast Club, Busani Bafana interviews Obert Chinhamo, an experienced cattle breeder and dedicated farmer..#Asakhe

[@cub_paw]

This gentleman is very knowledgeable and speaks in full sentences!! Well done CITE. It would be great if you can organise farming related vidz into a playlist.

[@davidgachoka]

Mr. Chinhamo is a very educative farmer.I wish he could have more opportunities to
educate fellow farmers.

[@ezekielshija9251]

Very heart worming, I am dairy farmer from Tanzania. I do still learning on various aspects in beaf cattle.I carry on the word that "we do complicate simple things on the name of silage" I got educated today!!

[@almagugu9187]

very insightful. Have always preferred Brahman and Beefmaster, but now interested in trying Simmental.

[@cliffmberi4103]

"Essential educational for anyone seriously interested in livestock management " Thanks

[@patsonshayamano9651]

I think as Zimbabweans we turn to focus on the past, every body talks about how we used to export to the EU blablabla but guys that is in the past can’t we look for another market outside Europe? Those guys have noticed that it is very difficult and expensive to farm with their animals and are now turning to African genetics. My question is are we going to manage to produce cost effectively with the European genetics at commercial level?

[@witspos]

Why don't you recommend a solution instead of your blablabla

[@Chiedza-mm4dw]

We also need to preserve our own traditional breeds otherwise we will have problems in the future

[@soumareoumar1631]

Thanks for sharing this
I would like to know more about amoniation of hay❤❤❤
Watching from Mali

[@thandomoyo1421]

This is very good
I am really inspired 😄

[@allenchikahe1129]

Keep it up, Mr Chinhamo 👍 👏

[@mokgositladi5783]

We need part 2

[@cub_paw]

I agree 🎉

[@cub_paw]

Is Esigodini considered a Red Zone?

[@wisdomndhlovu5680]

Please include the prices

[@AneleAMoyo]

Whats the average weight of Simmental and Simbra . Are they bigger than brahman?

[@gaamuli]

They're not bigger than Brahman
Simmental cows average a 900kg weight whereas the Brahman counterpart averages a 1000 +/- weight

[@elvisshora6047]

kindly share contacts for Mr Chinhamo if possible

[@pozaitjotamu6177]

This guy is a Lecturer