Farming Business in Africa: Bawku Livestock Market

[@shatechfarm7094]

Thanks for the hard work,you are doing a great job

[@Mohammed-frafraTV]

Thanks

[@ayaanmark6855]

My home Town

[@ALHASSANMOHAMMED-hz9ni]

We would love to learn that of sheep's too

[@Mohammed-frafraTV]

I will make a video on that,in shaa Allah

[@ericmwinebang6322]

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[@Bilegagn]

Mohammed, you should have showcased a lot more different goats than the types you showed. That market seems huge with a lot more diversity than the short video showed. Anyways, you may have multiple mini videos of the same market
thanks a lot for opening our eyes to some of these markets. Raising and selling these goats seem more plausible as more people can afford these than cows or exotic meaty goats for 15,000 Cedis and up. How many people do we know in Ghana who are willing to shell 15,000 comfortably for a goat to eat realistically? However there are quite a sizable number of people that can easily afford a goat between 1,000 to 3,000 Cedis for special occasions. This makes it a more realistic market

[@Mohammed-frafraTV]

We wanted to do more bh they didn’t allow us after seeing the elders of the market

[@ericmwinebang6322]

But the first breed price is better than the sahel cross

[@Mohammed-frafraTV]

Yeah

[@kofi_black_heart8950]

Mohammed frafra to the world

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[@MohammedMunkaila-te8kg]

I think the government has to put a fix price for animals in Ghana, because everyone has his own way of selling.

[@Mohammed-frafraTV]

So you think it possible?

[@boareabdul-rahman1518]

Does the government know how we raise those goats..? They should provide support to farmers first before think of price regulation

[@KojoVybz44]

Mohamed can I get your number I want to start goat farming and I need assistance

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