Fodder is exactly what most wild animals are looking for when foraging. Young, fresh, tender greens that are in loose soil. Its really no different than bean sprouts. My wife and I want to build a system very similar to this but a much smaller scale. I would be happy with 2 small trays per day. Seeing these animals going crazy over it is awesome though. I like that their barn is so clean. And the animals seem so happy.

@Ulterior1980

Ай бұрын

animals are going crazy for it, because they are hungry and its their only meal

@abenthung9378

15 күн бұрын

Animals love this cause its what they like​@@Ulterior1980

Im surprised by how clean his farm is. Good job. Most farms where im from are just gross. Crap and mud everywhere.

@Jimmie88

Ай бұрын

Mzungu farm. Owner of Wells Fargo and Fargo Courier.

@c9der

3 күн бұрын

it need to be clean and organized to prevent mold i think

Love how you conserve the water from tray to tray! Very smart! God Bless you and your animals!

@InappropriateShorts

24 күн бұрын

i mean… could be cross contamination but live your dream

Wow so well explained, useful and the system made in a way most of us could copy. Thankyou so much. I'll go look for the other ones you made to see how you recycle the water. Love ❤️ love this.

Omg..The champ is knowledgeable in What he does.kudos to you King.🎉

thats one of the smartest things i have seen in a while :D

Amazing knowledge sir

Very nice. Must be amazing to have fresh green available in that climate as an animal. Every day😄❤

Love the aesthetics of carpets but wouldn’t it be better to grow a crop that grows really fast and can be harvested several times thereby consuming less seed?

Very good video, thank you. And I would like to say , your animal pens were very clean. Good on you. God bless.

Extremely informative content 👏🏼💯

Thanks for sharing

Good information..av learned alot

Very innovative demonstration. Hope our Indian cattle rareing farmars too adopt this ,it will help a lot in their earnings & many other benefits. Thanks Sir for educating❤

Great work Langata. Good stuff. Nurisha farm must be looking beautiful 6yrs since I passed by! Salimia mama Fargo😅

Wow super 👍 🎉

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes

I'd eat that for sure, looks super nice.

Around Dallas, Tx, USA anywhere for a 100 miles, the seed cost an exorbitant amount. I haven't checked in a year or so, but when I bought some, their best price would make the fodder cost more than our $150 dollar ROLLED hay we had to buy for winter and summer.,

@petersonMuriuki-zk1vs

2 ай бұрын

ever thought of importing

@AN-gl3jx

2 ай бұрын

Plant prickly pear and maketaan.

Excellent! Great job

Thank you so much! If I get the chance, I 'll try to make something like this @ the farm near me. We have a few lambs, it would be great for them. + some herbs for us, too.

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

Give it a try.

Thank you very much Son of the Soil, for this info,

yeah, very impressive and an eye opener.

I live in the city but I love to see such clever methods of production in farming!

*Remarquable vidéo, depuis le Canada* 🇨🇦

Genius cost effective wellness. GCEW

good job

Well done good luck to you wish you all the success.

Iam learning

Very nice video. Going to implement this at our farm ❤

Am also learning

15kg = 33lbs of fresh feed a day - wow. Impressive and simple setup yet extremely efficient!!!

@debrobertson-positivedirec5898

22 күн бұрын

Appears to be.

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im not convinced that 8kg of this fodder provides more nutrition than 1kg of barley. Grass is harder to digest than grain, and you gain so much weight in water.

@alr6111

21 күн бұрын

You get protein and green matter that the cow needs daily for rumen health. So yes, this does the job.

Awesome setup! Do you also harvest your own grain from what you grow?

Why to interrupt the intervened? A god reporter is first of all a good listener

What fertilizer you put in the water brother can I have the mixing for one gallon thank you brother GODBLESS YOUR WORK

Well, their super healthy animals all seem to agree....

I wish I was from Kenya or Uganda

Good work... Kindly share where to buy the berley

What was the white liquid that was put on the grass?

Please how economical is this

What is the size of tray .

Where is the farm located,do you allow guest come learn in the farm?

This is great, I want to more out of London one day and have a farm like this, But what was the white liquid he pour on the barley when he was feeding the animals?

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

That is whey from a milk processing factory...

Thank you for your film. One question. in the point of fodder weight, yes you are right. However, cereals they have different nutrition of sprouts. how about this point ?

@farmbusines

Ай бұрын

Good observation. I would advise anyone in fodder production,hydroponics or otherwise to get the fodder tested for nutrition content to a certain whether it suits ther purposes nutrition wise.

whats the dry-weight per kg of fodder

Hi Sir, please suggest me best book regarding to hydroponics fooder

How much did his master paid for this field worker.. am trying to figure out if there worth the money ..

What's the protein content of these feeds? Am seeing you are using on pigs and poultry. Can it be used feed Dairy Cows?

@Justme0073

19 күн бұрын

Barley fodder is rich in nutrients, providing a good source of vitamins, minerals, and fiber. It contains essential nutrients such as protein, carbohydrates, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and vitamins A, B, and E. Additionally, barley fodder is high in chlorophyll, which offers various health benefits. It's commonly used as feed for livestock due to its nutritional content and ability to promote healthy growth and development. On average, barley fodder typically contains around 12-20% protein by dry weight.

@ninataylor6180

14 күн бұрын

@@Justme0073 Thank you very much great info

you should only keep 1 mic sound at a time, you can add yours "yes" when you speak, this will stop the echo/double voice of the person you are recording.

6mx15m

Great ! what are your trays made of? What is their area measured in metric ?

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

Some are plastic others are iron. They all work perfectly.

I want to start this Biznez in Senegal!! Can I come to you for training and learn how its works❤️❤️❤️

@ngurezmr1505

23 күн бұрын

I don't think you need any training. This video is enough should buy a kg or 2 of barley and see how it goes.

Very interesting how can I get it in Cameron

hello im from the phillippines wanted to ask if this is also possible with rice or corn since we dont have Barley growing in the phillipines PS. If you know any substitute let us know down in the comments!

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

Rice,corn and wheat are all possible. Question is the nutrition value and CDF of this alternatives

@tothemoodcrypto6782

2 ай бұрын

Is it for animal feed?

@kreonofficial2061

2 ай бұрын

@@tothemoodcrypto6782 well yes! i just found papaya leaves would also work as feed but only applicable on chickens as what i saw

@kreonofficial2061

2 ай бұрын

What if we do something the same with papaya seeds? dry them out let them grow into little beanstalks and feed them to animals? what are your thoughts?

Can i fed my pigs with only fodder without another feeds,can they grow well

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

No,pigs require a balanced diet to.

Can you plant it directly on the grounds

@leepearce3451

7 ай бұрын

Then it defeats the purpose my friend.

Very impressive... What are the measurements of the fodder trays used here?

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

1ft × 3ft. With a depth of an inch

@Maindidze

2 ай бұрын

@@farmbusines thank you very much... are these plastic trays...? Where are your ordering them?

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

@@Maindidzethis one's are made of iron flat sheet. You can check on jiji if you are in kenya you will find both plastic and this one's

So confusing - it is just the process of growing microgreens?

Where do you get the barley in bulk?

@farmbusines

7 ай бұрын

Most farmers farming Barley in bulk are under contract with the breweries. However check Timau/ Kisima area (meru country) you might find some retailers

What material do you use to make trays?

@farmbusines

5 ай бұрын

Galvanized iron

@robertmunene1017

4 ай бұрын

Hi nice information have been looking for that small DC pump setting up a small pig project for a start this march ....can u have idea where can get it and dimensions for the 1kg having them fabricated early February kwa jua Kali ..thank you for the information...

Can it be used as complete feed for the animals please

@ilhanyazc9947

2 ай бұрын

Hayır sadece bunu hayvana veremezsin.. Böyle bir şey yaparsan ishal olurlar... Ama diğer giderlerini çok düşürür.. Bir günde maksimum 3,,, kg karşılağı verebilirsin... Günlük 20, 25 kilogram ürün elde edersin

What is the white liquid he is adding before giving it to pigs?

@farmbusines

5 ай бұрын

The white liquid is actually dairy whey from a milk processing factory.

@hansimuli

Ай бұрын

​@@farmbusines Could you please. Are you making it yourself?

Thanks brother What is the percentage of the shed net?

@farmbusines

7 ай бұрын

3 side's of the shed.but that is largely because it is surrounded by other structures so it is protected from strong winds.

@tebogomashigo3675

7 ай бұрын

Kindly send me your contact

İyi de sen bunu böyle yapınca o oyun içindeki protein değeri çok düştü, hayvanlar aslında arpa yiyip protein almak yerine su içiyor gibi düşünün.

@ilhanyazc9947

2 ай бұрын

Emin misin? O zaman domatesi yemeyelim sadece tohumunu yiyelim.. Aynı senin dediğin gibi olsun.

@cemcetin4167

2 ай бұрын

Bu yöntemle arpanın çok daha büyük oranda sindirilebildiği söyleniyor.

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1 kilo of seed becomes 7 kilos of water inside 1 kilo of plant? Is that better? Why?

@eveadame1059

2 ай бұрын

🌱 Animals can not digest all of the nutrition, in dry grains or seeds. Sprouting grains and seeds increases the nutritional value, and makes them easier to digest. Meaning people can save money on feeding their animals, and feed them healthier food

@TheRainHarvester

2 ай бұрын

@@eveadame1059 thanks that makes sense (and cents).

one goat how much in a day 3 kg or 5 kg plz reply must. I have a goat farm.

@farmbusines

3 ай бұрын

3% of the body weight.

I wonder if rice paddy instead of barley or wheat could be substituted?

@farmbusines

7 ай бұрын

You can, actually it germinates quicker. I'm not sure about the nutritional content though.

@rayjil7435

7 ай бұрын

@@farmbusines

@afrienduganda877

3 ай бұрын

What about millet. Can it not work. I also would love to visit your farm. I'm I allowed to come and get some more knowledge

Can it be fed on layers?

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

Ooh yes.

@johnkalu9465

2 ай бұрын

@@farmbusines Thanks

Where is this farm located?

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

In Athi River Machakos County.

@hansimuli

Ай бұрын

​South East of Nairobi, East Africa

Where can I buy the trays?

@farmbusines

7 ай бұрын

You can get a vendor on jiji or you can also get the measurements and get a jua kali artisan to make them for you....

@rayjil7435

7 ай бұрын

India mfg. rubber trays similar to those.

@JanineMJoi

4 ай бұрын

So they're rubber

Do you have any agent's in ghana

@farmbusines

6 ай бұрын

No.

He said you feed 8 kilos for one week. What are you feeding?

@farmbusines

4 ай бұрын

1 kg of barley yields 7-8 kg of fodder. He feeds it to pigs and ducks

Isnt six feet wide unless they hobbits.

@lovelightcontinuum

2 ай бұрын

Perhaps he means 6 meters, which would be a tiny fraction over 20 feet. He does use kilos as opposed to lbs, so it would make sense. Also looks about right.

@XSRocket

2 ай бұрын

@@lovelightcontinuum concur, its a great set up.

Were to get you plz

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

This is Nurisha Farm AthiRiver. Contacts on video description.

How do we contact you?

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

This is Nurisha Farm.follow them on their social media page. Like Instagram you will get all the information you need including farm visits

Contacts plz

The nutritional values ​​say something different, the mass is more but the nutritional value is not better😀

@farmbusines

2 ай бұрын

Data to support that?

@marbacc

2 ай бұрын

Could you please provide more information about the nutritional value? And why it is not better. Also what grains would you recommend germinating to add more nutritional value.

@madsam0320

2 ай бұрын

If the seeds grew from rainwater alone, where does the additional nutritional value came from?

@TheRainHarvester

2 ай бұрын

​@@madsam0320he said the husk but i have doubts.

@madsam0320

2 ай бұрын

@@TheRainHarvester the husk is mostly cellulose, hardly nutritious and you can also feed the husks with the grains to the animals instead. I think it does make sense economically because the feeds bulked up so less grains are needed.

Don't let the MAN know to much, they will exploit your knowledge and make money off of your invention. Patent it fast

@dimitrismoures

2 ай бұрын

What are you talking about mate. There are hundreds of set ups like this even better than that. Good on the man for using this set up to better his life. That is the only way for humanity to prosper. Open source as much as you can so everyone benefits

@judahcortez5235

2 ай бұрын

@@dimitrismoures understood. But statement was for the farmer not for or against you. I want him to be smart and careful and prosperous

@dimitrismoures

2 ай бұрын

@@judahcortez5235 I realise you said it for the farmer. He is already prosperous by doing this and by uploading this interview he will be helping even more people to be prosperous too. Patents only setting humanity back. That is what i am saying. Take for example Elon Musk. Everything he does is open sourced. It doesn't stop him from being wealthy. Does it?

@christopherotieno8536

Ай бұрын

Jesus, the technology has been around for more than 10 years. and much more advanced with pre fabricated containers both mobile and immobile with inbuilt temperature and humidity regulators and LED lights to regulate lighting too....where have you been???

@dailyshowtelevisiondstv5585

Ай бұрын

That's open source knowledge 😅

Is the weight gain just water weight? Or is that dry weight? I'm sure some intake of nutrients happens, but it uses up some of the energy contained in the seed. So I'm guessing less of some fats right?

That aren't even barley... Paddy rice perhaps

all ya need now thin metal in a grid pattern to cut it quickly so you dont gott rip it up.... minimize your effort.... you will be fat as hell in no time (i mean that in a good way)

Can you give your contacts

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