He Started With One COW and Now Has Over 30 Producing 10000 Litres Of Milk Per Month

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[@karungimargie9109]

THREE PILLARS OF FARMING
1;Genetics
2;nutrition
3;management
noted ✅️

[@Mwaidavid]

Exactly.. Me to... GeMaNu ..easy to remembe😂

[@morrisanyula6751]

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[@frankhoodsenyonjo3947]

Thank you Mr Duke for hosting and providing us with these informative videos

[@paulntalo1425]

Amazing hardwork at ▶️. We appreciate the host Dukes interview questions. 🎉🎉🎉 The answers were so educational

[@kaginahenry1956]

Thats my man Mr semaganda Big ups yo doing a great job in both Goats en cows.

[@ezrak.chamdany5930]

Start small be persistent and you will make it. Nice ending. Much love from +254

[@danielzulu4335]

Good job Denis and Joseph

[@bernardlukwago2513]

I love you two guys. Thanks to both of you for your time in giving us this an inspiration video. Hopefully i will have an opportunity to meet both of you in the near future.

[@kaginahenry1956]

Thanks for always hosting these great young Inspiring farmers with real applicable economics .

[@nambubagladys5405]

Thanks for sharing fellow Ugandans . it's very important information thanks

[@kuteesafrank1286]

this is nice Joseph,well done.

[@rechealkelly3574]

Good work sir keep it up.

[@mugumejoseph412]

This guy knows his thing 👍🏾👍🏾

[@nangobisharonmutebe1047]

Grt work sir I always pray to God dat oneday I will start

[@user-ry4td1sf8i]

Thanks for uploading

[@user-hw7mc3fw4n]

Thanks so much for sharing this information with us very i will be joining you

[@sulaimanuganda1734]

Great job joining soon❤ soon❤ thx for your tym

[@joelmuema7286]

what makes this guy an expert adviser after only 2 years, there are farmers who have been in this for many years

[@kingmaya2669]

At least we have seen what this guy has achieved! He knows more than those whose have never tried ! Don’t be so negative ! Let’s encourage those who decide to share their positive experiences to help others
Thanks @BJM Animals Breeding Farm for your contents !

[@violanabyonga5766]

He started small before having a big garm

[@Livestocklove]

And why are u so touched by his words, go to ur so farmers😢

[@geralddonga2927]

Experience. Relative to a non starter / novice.

[@user-ti5hc5cq7g]

hello boss i thank u for all you have done as inspiring us to join you boss. on a serious not i would like to buy atleast one cow / weaned calf what would be the cost of that?
thanks

[@chwamalenobertofreeman1539]

Very good job well done..i think you have to work on the body score because some animals look lacking especially the young heifers.. otherwise it's a good job well done keep it up sir.

[@aumalucy1094]

Workers banange is the main problems all farmers n business people in Uganda have everytime

[@nyirankusieleth6705]

Am motivated 🎉🎉🎉 bro

[@Travelwithdan89]

Love u bro ❤️

[@mrdeniskomba6199]

Denis too from tanzania, I wish u speak swahili

[@kamatedairyfarm2426]

BJM 🇺🇬

[@AheebwaCryton]

Thanks boss

[@DenisDukeUG]

Welcome

[@user-bg6xg7iq5c]

The average production is 33 litre per animal which is inlogic

[@kingmaya2669]

He say 350 liters for 21 cows 🐄 in the peak seasons, that is equal to 16.6 liters per cow 🐮

[@josephmmoja486]

Come to Kenya, Githunguri in Central Kenya. Farmers are doing upto 38l a day per cow

[@mwesigyecaleb7686]

​@@josephmmoja486Thats impressive, how do they achieve it

[@user-fx8nw3vq1n]

10000 litres per month for 30 heads meaning your milk production is at the range of 11.11 litres per head

[@user-fx8nw3vq1n]

per day

[@user-bg6xg7iq5c]

It seems like your animals are not performing well maybe the environment is endusive for them

[@victorvina6829]

I hope you are commenting as a farmer

[@tumwebazejoel5]

😂😂😂

[@valerianafuna8972]

10000liter and still calling yourself low income earner. Eeeehhh.

[@nangobisharonmutebe1047]

Grt work sir I always pray to God dat oneday I will start