I m following from Zim🇿🇼. I a m inspired i must say. I m starting my own before end of this year. God bless you man you are touching lives. You always a life saver from the beginning.

I'm happy 😊 for you Doc Dan the farmer we appreciate you SIR ✌️#farmup🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

May be I'm the 1st Pakistani watching you. I just watched few of your vids & noted important instrucitons. As I'm going to invest in this business. Starting from 3000 birds our target is 15000 birds until december of next year. I'll send you email personally for some advisory. Nice work man, I appriciate it and we love to visit Uganda. May be in next year. And 1 more thing, we also have plan of rabits.

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful

@ronaldkagimu7611

2 жыл бұрын

Your contact boss

Thank you very much Daniel for the BIO SECURITY ACTION taken, yes is true every business needs to grow and especially with the big number of birds you need in your farm 🚜 . I like the decision you took. ONE MORE ADVICE TO YOU, PLEASE DON'T LET THE GUYS WORKING WITH THE BROILERS TO GO WORK WITH OTHER BIRDS OTHER THAN THE BROILERS. EACH FLOOCK TO HAVE IT'S OWN WORKERS. That is for the same reason you are selling your local BIRDS 🐦. 🇿🇦

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

Sure..

@muntumuntu6230

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmUp how do I buy from you I'm in namibia

Congratulations...!!!! Thats good but thats what Farming is about my friend..you have to sell tgen replenish your stock. Get used to it and also its a testimony of your hardwork reaping what you sew. Blessings

I have followed and taken note of the bio security issue early intervention to avoid diseases transmission to the larger barn, good thoughts and learning there.I am sure you will defray you costs-ROI now that christmas is around the corner. I congratute you Doctor ,continue sharing this will definately benefit learner like myself.

What a good project! You have inspired much Daniel. I have started mine with few and I believe through this I will make it

Rabbit will borrow any where they like. They will make hole and go out. You can look up rabbit tractor. In tractor system, you will have the best result.

That's being proactive..foreseeing and preventing a potential advent of disease. I got scared for a second thinking some of them could have gotten sick! Some of us have watched this channel from day one and have seen the time, money and efforts put in. You have done the right thing. Bravo.

For a moment at the beginning I thought that you were throwing in the towel. Well I'm happy to know that you are just making a very good business decision. Happy farming. 🇯🇲

doc Daniel, you are not just human doctor but also for birds. that's the best decision and you have inspired me a lot since i started following you last year on the channel and begun my own poultry farm (kuroiler birds) in September with 200 of them and sold them off by December and now looking forward to bringing another bunch this month and opening a KZread channel . thank with the spirit and may God bless all your efforts and struggle. Natasha lira.

You can use your goats, cattle, pigs and free range chickens to clear the area, use movable fences, they will do amazing job and turn that greenery into meat.

Hi Daniel, very, very inspiring. You have touched my heart and I'm gonna start mine this year starting with 1500 layers.

Hey Doc! Being an entrepreneur is not for the faint hearted. It takes balls of steel 2 make em tough decisions on a regular. Thats y its always good advice never 2 get 2 emotionally attached 2 yo livestock cuz u may confuse em 2b pets n never sell instead of em being an investment. It all comes down 2 hitting that bottom line period!!

@bennjeri9328

2 жыл бұрын

Very true.

Thank you for the update. I love watching your chickens now that I do not have mine any more. 💜💜💜 AuntieEllen

Second one to watch🥳🥳 I always wondered why people get excited from being the first ones to watch but now I know😄😄

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

😅congratulations

Love the aerial shots, beautiful ♥

U man, this is wonderful work. U are so inspirational. After getting some money from my kyeyo here, an getting into farming

Hi Daniel I'm from gambia 🇬🇲 i have been listening to your videos over 3 years so I'm thinking you so much for i have learned a lot from you thank you so much god bless you

I can only say Thank you, I woild love to come a visit your farm

So inspiring...hoping one day to also have such a large poutry farm.

Live from uganda Xmas and happy new year

thanks doc for that decision am learning from you farm~up✌❤

DOC, cant you put the free range chickens on the other side of your farm on a different part of your farm? thank you for the tips and info

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video, so informative, great camera work(especially the drone). I'm from South Africa, and I just started raising chicken as a hobbie last year, with only two chickens. Now I have 11. I hope one day I could own a farm like this one . You really have beautiful animals bro and I would be devasted if I had to sell all my chickens. Goodluck

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@salma2820

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmUp hey boss what happen to your what's up you said, you will write to us. Plzz advise. Thnkzz

Disease can come from anywhere….even a sick bird flying over that farm can introduce a disease there. Being in farming myself, I know how scary these risks are.

Really inspired by your growth in the last one year...am starting my journey...

Daniel thanks so much god bless you

A good explanation. Thank you.

Brother Daniel, am an upcoming poultry farmer. Very passionate with farming and ready to learn more about it. You are not just a Dr or a farmer but also a teacher. I have a farm in Busia Kenya and I would like to visit you and learn more about poultry farming.

Farm up boss it's a long way but since now you have the best idea and experience you will do more better than this let it go, may God continue to bless you

Just say this is Christmas and you need to sell since there's demand. Whatever you say, they will have to be sold some day and what better time than Christmas?

Watching from Bulawayo, 🇿🇼. Thanks Doc.

Thank you for this i will remember not to get too attached in case i must sell my livestock

Sensible thinking...but would love to visit....was born in Uganda and miss my soul home very much. One day . .

You should do a neighborhood farm tour video

You are doing good bro keep it up, watching always from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

Bro. Am your numba one fan how did get the passion to do this

Woooow Dr Daniel Bulijjo ori mu Uganda... I didn't know.. Am soo happy abt that.. And this is my dream too.....

I love your hard work am aspiring be like you one day

Dr you also make some research on goats because they also carry diseases that can affect the birds but hope with time you will get us a pickup station in jinja...

Daniel, what breed of chicken is the one that weighed 4.55 kg? Is that a kuroiler male? Do you remember how old that one was at the time of weighing? Thanks

How I wish I was back in ug I would have not missed this chance 🤔🤔thanks keep inspiring

Don't slash the area around your dams. The vegetation is stopping evaporation, it stops the wall of the dams cracking, it's stabilizing the soil. Just make the fenced area much bigger. The thorny plants are nitrogen fixers. They are very important for soil health. They also provide protected habitat for birds. You need many more water plants such as bullrushes, duck weed, lotus.... Are you sure about free range rabbits? Males fight like crazy, and one bite gets very infected. I've even got a scar on my hand from trying to separate two males and one bit me by accident. It didn't let go until I was completely still. Free range, the males need very big areas so there is peace. Just look at Australia. You need lots of predictors to keep rabbits in check. They can dig more than you can believe. It's much easier to keep the females in your luxury chicken houses and the males in separate cages. I had to give away 300 kits and cull around 200 rabbits before returning to Australia because of violence in Mexico. We also had to sacrifice the cats, dogs, chickens, Guinea pigs....It was heartbreaking.

@ahmedinhassan8237

2 жыл бұрын

woow that is a good advice not only for the Dr. but for all of as who are interested in the rabbits farm.

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, nice. Well, at least we have the predators, us the humans..we'll certainly keep the population in check. The biggest risk is their health of course. But I've seen a few people in the neighbourhood do it so it's worth gambling a little. If it fails, we move onto the next one, but it's worth trying. The space is a bit big...luxurious 😅

@annburge291

2 жыл бұрын

@@ahmedinhassan8237 If you are interested in rabbits, check out Joel Salatin. If you are into caged rabbits because of convenience and physical health of rabbits (not necessarily psychological rabbit health) consider a barn like structure where the roof (or catwalks) have a truss like structure so that the rabbit cages can hung without cage legs. The floor is ideally concrete or compacted clay covered with dirt, woodchIps, hay. This makes it much easier to clean the floor. At one end of the barn have young females with a play areas of artificial caves, tunnels, disposable hay bales, chewing branches. At the other end have very young males. Learn how to identify females from males when they are young and keep the numbers down incase you make a mistake. Have the breading age rabbits in individual cages in the centre aisle of the barn. Each cage holds one adult and their kits (1.5m x 1m minimum). When breeding, introduce the male to the female for the time it takes you to feed all the rabbits, then remove him. Under the rabbit cages, you can have some chickens that will eat the rabbit droppings as part of their diet. I found it more convenient to feed alfalfa, oat hay, grass hay and other greens such as amaranth, carrot tops... rather than pellets because the urine didn't stink, they had less fat build up around internal organs, it was more economical and there was less wastage from rabbits scratching in the food containers. Good luck with your project.

@annburge291

2 жыл бұрын

Very young mother does have very few kits in their first litter. You can even up the litters by rubbing the introduced kits in the fur of the adopting mother before placing in the nest. When placing new young rabbits with the other young rabbits, rub their fur with the floor deep litter so that they smell correctly as part of the warren.

Please think of another way of settling the geese without cutting down the trees around the lake. There is a lot of good biodiversity there. A Landscape architect can help you get the best out your farm. You will profit a lot from eco tourism.

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

Won't cut the trees. Will reduce the bushes. There's certainly snakes in there. Pythons

The rabbits will dig deep.. You'll have to keep them indoors in cages like other farmers do... Looking forward to learn more about the rabbits..

Good job doctor.

Awesome job Daniel!

@eliasnjiru1324

2 жыл бұрын

Hallo brother. Following your work from Kenya. Drop me your number i call you and I can even visit your farm next time I come to kampala

The actually position 'headsmen' sadly sends a striking fear for we Nigerians I felt fear hearing that position. I like your everything about your farm education, quite informative.

@muhammedfitnessgrema3139

2 жыл бұрын

Really you felt fear just hearing heardsmen ? Really ? Lol how pathetic just watch the video and enjoy

@ukemeobot9700

2 жыл бұрын

@@muhammedfitnessgrema3139 the funny shit is that you think you strong because you speak behind a glass

@muhammedfitnessgrema3139

2 жыл бұрын

Ukeme Obot no the funny shit is because I have lived through the terror of boko haram and am living through the terror of bandits and kidnappers so yes am strong unlike you that have actually never seen any herder with a gun before only what you hear from the news so just watch the farm videos and learn one or two instead of bringing up something not related atall !! Lol you have not witness anything and you talking about striking fear

@ukemeobot9700

2 жыл бұрын

@@muhammedfitnessgrema3139 internet has provided us with platforms far and wide so just anyone can input nevertheless, your lack of insensitivity to others is appalling and you should be ashamed. Of course you’re one of them, perhaps, the one that can read and translate.

Thanks a lot bro.

I have one rooster it has really hurt the hens due to over mounting I wish I knew about the rooster to hen ration before I started my project

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you know now

Hi Daniel. The Rabbits are likely to burrow through the soil and may be difficult to manage on a free range system. Cages are better.

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

@Water Bug you'll be surprised how little it is in comparison to everything else. I believe it's a long held bias you have from interaction with others.

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

@Joel, sure it is. But just like i have issues keeping chickens in cages, same with the rabbits

Doc am from malawi we always following❤ you on yutube so how can istart the farming the chicken

Have you ever considered raising other species of poultry like pheasants, bustards (Otis tarda), ostriches? You could make a side business.

@kimeraissa746

2 жыл бұрын

Hi am issa Kimera located in ENTEBBE I need 50 of those chiken, how can I get them

Dan thank you so much even me j want to start a farm so j want you to help me how to j can make it

I'm haitian n im following tou in NJ 🇺🇸.

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. 😍

💡 needs to be implemented

Love you man ,am from masaka

I understand bro the risk is really high.then which batch will you concertrate on

Hi Daniel, how can one get in touch with you for a private conversation?

doc does that mean that you will stop making vids about dual purpose and local birds coz its what im rearing and i learn alot from this channel

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

No. Certain won't stop

I really love your efforts bro

I love this...if I start with 800 birds how many eggs can I get in a month?

Doc Daniel what breeds of bird are you raising for free range? Lots of love 😊

Congratulations 👏 upon that success

@fitsumweldu4332

2 жыл бұрын

Why you sell your all hens

Hi Mr Daniel,I'm from Kenya and I do egg hatching but mostly I'm not getting good number of chicks,pls what can I do to improve hatching rate

@skyheightsfilms

2 жыл бұрын

Hey bro, some tips, hatch eggs than are not older than 10 days, make sure the brooder flock are alphas (healthy with no history of illnesses) in ratio of 1 to 7, rooster to hen, store eggs with the bigger side facing up not to weaken the air sac. Finally invest in an incubator that as atleast 98% hatch rate, Daktari can verify, this works like a gem.

Morning.. how can I get some here in Namibia plz I need that white chicken

i also started rabbits in october.

Please how long have you kept the birds you are selling off

where is the farm located in uganda

What kind of chicken 🐔 so bid ! Can you tell us ?

Do you cut their wings out so they don't fly over the fence?

Hi Daniel... How much are 1 month old chicks

Youve really inspired me,which breed?

What breed is the white roosters? They are beautiful.

I am from somalia 🇸🇴 i am injoying your vedios

Great work bro. I just wanted to ask, how many acres of land do you currently have and what's the price per plot, or did you had a type of deal other than money exchange? Thanks

@elizabethmusembi5044

2 жыл бұрын

Seems like you are looking for a land for business!

@anythinggoes4588

2 жыл бұрын

@@elizabethmusembi5044 Yes

You made my day when you said rabbits

This guy deserves Africa's entrepreneur of the year award

Are you also selling the eggs for the broilers

hi Doc are thy kroillers or sasso chickens

Please how many crate of eggs am I expecting from 1000 layers pair day. Kindly help me, want to start one

What is the estimate cost of that poultry house

My guy...you have flawless skin

Watching in Uk

Hello Daniel,I liked your new structure for your bigger project.please give me exact measurement that will accommodate 3000 chicken thanks you

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

If it's layers, calculate 6 birds per square metre

Bro I'm in Kampala but I appreciate your efforts

Where are you located.

hey daniel . what breed of cattle do you raise? Here in bangladesh we mainly raise Brahma and Rcc and other breeds.

How old are the birds

Keep few chicken I love organic eggs meat infact in future my plan is to keep only the local birds they do not need much time than the other

When you buy new birds how long is the quarantine required in your area?

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

I never buy new birds. Everything comes in as eggs and we hatch, or day old chicks from certified hatcheries

Quel race de poulets s'il vous plaît ???

At how much can I buy am in Kenya.

Doctor Daniel can I start a farm with two million coz I have that money but I want to start layers

Will cutting vegetation lead to the dam draining faster?... It'll be more exposed to the sun.

Thanks bro for the information.me I will always follow you coz you give me hopes

Was that an Ankole cow at 10:38 Wow! it is very beautiful, now I know why President Ramaphosa had to get them.

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

It's a cross

Keep going my EAC brother. This is good work. But please be bird-sensitive. Don't call them things😂. Just say "birds." Thank you

@FarmUp

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha. Sure. Thanks

@myrstika

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

Bro i have been watching your channel for nearly 2 years now . How long it will take you to hit 1000000 birds using your current planning exercise ?