Hi Thina. I am a farmer in Botswana I usually don't watch videos of African farmers because of their bad systems housing included. But with you it's completely different you are a class of your own. Keep up the good work gal.

I'm deaf interested in investing in pig farming , your information seems to be of great importance unfortunately no sign language interpreter provided ,kindly avail us with sign language interpreter so that we also benefit from this . thank you

Watching from Nigeria,just started mine. Like watching your videos.

Thank you Tina this is Gadi from tororo, through you I've also started with ten piglets , thank you very much for the ideas

I'm glad that Thina is sharing her story but she should tell other farmers that even if she started from humble beginnings she had extra Capital injection to stimulate the success of the farm. Because the is no ways in less than 2 years starting from 10 piglets who can able to get your pigs profit to build such empire

As a young interested farmer I was totally inspired of your story through watching this video about Value farm. Please keep teaching and inspire us with more videos like this one above. I'm Craig from Solomon Islands. Just one thing I really want to know from you is, how do you keep your records for each piglet? Through excel or manually written the records on paper and put it on a wall?. please let me know.

I'm very interested in your business and it convinced me to start mine. Can you assist me with some good ideas. As you said it is important to get informations from the experienced farmers

Hie Thina, I'm a ZIMBABWEAN and l really motivated, thank you so much, keep the good work going

Hi. This is very exciting. We are in a planning stage with my little brother to start Pigs Farming, the info you shares here goes a long and made me see that there is nothing hectic here, you just need to have passion, the rest God will take care. Thank a lot. Watching from...🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

Someone said it sometime ago that you will come on seeds of gold one day. Hurray Value farm!

Wow i looked up "IMO" just now and it stands for "indigenous microorganism", and it just organically accelerates the composting process. It's made by using rice bran or corn as a base to collect loose microorganisms in the air, with sugar or mollasses added in to help them grow faster, fermented for a few weeks, then added to water to make a spray solution or added directly to compost. This is amazing, it would be useful in many other places as well, and its both safe and organic, and can be made at home almost for free. Fantastic!

Am so glad that finally NTV came to your farm & I was actually inspired by your story & have been following your farm & I was inspired to start mine as well .be blessed & all the best

Congratulations Value farm, it's just a beginning more to come 💪💪🙏

Inspirational..so moving and motivating

Thank u for teaching us!

Great! Congratulations 🎊 once again. 👏👏👏

Thank you Tina may God bless the work of your hands dear

Thanks for sharing such critical information, you are doing great.

Hi I am so inspired with what you are doing, I am also doing mixed farming as well. I wish to visit your farm to see how you do things. I am in South Africa.KZN province

Great work Tinah, Good inspiration value Farm

Hello Christine, congratulations for the beautiful work you do. We farmers of the Francophonie will be grateful to you for translating your great videos so that we can benefit from your know-how. God bless you.

This is very inspiring Well done Christine

This is impressive - the idea of starting small is great even if you have cash, you need to learn when the farm is small and grow with time. This is not a restriction - you can still start big. I'm planning on starting a piggery project in April 2024 after over 15 years as an employee. It's also important to plan well so that you have adequate finances to take care of your family since the farm may not generate profit immediately.

May God continue to expand your territories. You are an inspiration to many. Kariuki, Murang'a-Kenya

Thank you value farm,u are an inspiration to me, God almighty bless u people so much,I am just a beginner learning much from you guys

Thanks for sharing the knowledge

Very good. Congrats and thanks for sharing your experience

Hello Thina, what you are doing is great. This is what am considering in the days ahead

This is so outstanding..

I am very proud of you!

Great stuff you guys are showing there Value farm is quick interesting

M impressed..Kelly From Botswana

Congratulations Value Farm. So proud of you all.🙏🏽

GOD Bless you so much for this....

I also inspired and got prepared kick-off..will be consulting you, great guys...!!

Congrats for your achievements.

You are amazing, all the way from Nigeria

Am always inspired by you Madam Christine everytime am paying attention to value farm You inspired me to start my own Piggery farm Known as evervictor Piggery farm in Kamwenge District I wish to visit your farm Maybe share with me or us with a contact

I'm impressed to be honest. Having started my own farm I must pay a visit here one day all the way from Malaysia. Bless you sister for sharing this. Honestly a very good experience.

Hi Tina your farm is clean and your pigs are looking healthy, thanks for the information,

Thank you very much am expecting to start next year ,will follow your guidance let me go to the village

Thanks Tinah for the inspirational words

Thank u so much for the inspiration

Thank you, value farms

Great. I'm starting soon.

Hi Tina, like your farm and your clear videos. Interested in pig farming and surely will learn from your success story. Thanks

Wonderful program

Manifesting a pig farm and business 🙏 never wanted anything this much. Had started a small structure my parents sold the pig but I'll be back to it next year.

Big up Value Farm.

Hi I'm Gondong from Ghana, you really inspired me through watching this video. Pls i want to know you get rid of their feacal matter.

You are really trying, God bless you the more

I enjoy Ur explanetion am imprese alot thak alot precious sis

Hi Christen, I like the IMO system and am thinking of using it on my farm but are you not concerned that small particles from the wood shavings might get into the respiratory system of the pigs, especially the younger ones?

Great work Tina and value farm dear,however take note of good bio security measures like restricting birds to your pens

A lot to learn here

SEEING THE PROGRESS VALUE HAVE MADE SO FAR, WISHED THAT OLD MAN THAT REALLY LABORED WITH YOU GUYS WAS STILL HERE TO REAP.

U have inspired me

Value farm nalo .Big up Tina

this is really inspiring...keep it up seed of gold all the way from zambia

Good job done.

Wow, weldone value farm

Great job

Brilliant.

Thank you Tina to be hardworking girl now you started to see results of your dreams 🙏🙏

Thanks for sharing

Hi Tina you are an ispiration to us.I never thought you can keep pigs in such a clean pen.Thank you for sharing your experience.I am thinking now I can have my own piggery too.

Thx Tina

Nice one I wish to start same way

Waawu value farm you're the best

good job

highly inspred by this video

This is great... what's the frequency of changing the woodshaving? Secondly, what's the chemical/substance sprayed on the dust?

Excellent

thanks very muchoooooo

The smart idea of housing. Tell me, please what combination of products do you use to spray the floors

For sure whenever i see value farm i feel motivated its only God knows my plans about farming

👏👏 good work lovie, what do U use to tags Ur stock?

Good day Quick one please can you mix mashroom substrate with soybeans and corn to feed pigs ?

Congratulations for uploading this inspiring story. Please can IMO act on cemented floor. Your response please

Great one there!! but do you really mean all the wood shavings is cleared twice a day? or how is it done?

Thank you for the MUTINDO

Hi Tinah, i am in luweero i luv yr project, my dream is visiting yr project and i learn too then i start b'se i luv piggery

Hi dear , I am most interested in starting my own pig farm , most farms in my country Ghana do not use the dust but I see the dust in there as very good but what chemical do you use to spray

great ugandan farmer. Where exactly is the farm located coz i want to pay you a visit.

Hello Christine... Am Joseph from Nigeria.. Pls what did you use on the floor

That's is a good trial ...which is the best feed for a pig to meat...am Jackson from kiambuu a pig manager

good work guys

Hello, am interested in starting but I do have one problem am in Kenya how can I get the IMO?

Am From Luweero

Hi Tina how long does it take to change the wood shavings?

Hey Christen, what kind of feeds are you giving your pigs?

Hi Tina I am just about to start piggery no smell system Imo but my problem is where do I put used old saw dust removed after 6 months I understand it is not a proper organisation manual because of the chemical of the Imo

Good advise iwant to talk with Christine

very interesting, however my question comes on the issue of washing the pigs. how do you do it?

Wonderful video

Hello i am a student here in Luwero and i am interested in piggery farming so how much was the land and do u grow your own maize to cut on feeding costs or do u buy pallets

I'm about starting a pig farm. I need your guidance on the feeding and medication. Thank you.

Dear Christien, please what is the purpose of the dam in the piggery far. Is it for normal useage by the workers or for the piggs to bath?

What is that you have put on the ground in the pig stores

I am inspired by the your lesson....on the odourless pig house......I have two questions.. 1. Is it possible to construct odourless sty in a water logged land? 2. Where can I get IMO to buy....... Drop your contact or email