How I Started a Poultry Farm With Little Money and No Experience | My Success Story

This is the story of how I started a poultry farm with little money and no experience at all. Was very limited on resources. I however made it and I'd love to share my experience with you. I hope it will inspire you.

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[drskhulilentshagase]

I'm also a final medical student in south Africa and own a poultry done!!!!

[eliaschokwe]

Go black child go!

One love from South Africa 💛❤

[sincerity]

Oo I'm speechless this Guy is really a kind hearted man he's really a Blessing to humanity may God Bless you more and Give you long Life

[andrewmashalane]

I love your word "you don't need experience to be successful". God bless you sir and thank you for such information.

[wembecyril]

This is the first time i am seeing someone this honest in the poultry business. All the others i have seen always hide info and want people to pay before receiving. Thanks for being inspiring Dr. i am planning to start a poultry business in Cameroon and your videos are very helpful.

[mikendirangu]

How much you inspired me to man up and actually do it, i cannot express my gratitude. am now 3 months in and i can tell you, its not easy but i am still learning and growing.

[unitjeremie]

I have a small farm of 23 chickens and I hatched them all from 4 chickens that my uncle had given me to start, I’d suggest creating a home made(or buy) incubator so you don’t have to worry about getting birds all the time and you could constantly be growing instead of worrying about where you will get them next, with COVID and crooks and just bad luck sometimes. If I were you I would definitely hatch my own eggs..

[nyakahumaallan]

Funny, started 3 weeks ago with local poultry, just cause of COVID, been getting most of my lessons off YouTube and learning day by day. Thank you for sharing your story.

[emmagimose]

I’m from Kenya and starting a poultry farm for extra income. Thanks for your story and transparency. I’m inspired

[hellenmbenge]

This is really inspiring especially for a beginner. Keep up the good work.

[nalweyisoaishah]

For those ones who disliked this video I pity u n I feel sorry for u meaning they don't have future, , , anways withdua respect thanks somuch for putting this video it's beneficial n I think so many have gained a lot n they have added on their developmental ideas minus those who disliked it thanks once again dea

[ghff]

May God keep you safe and life abundantly to keep on encouraging us

[fatumaswaibu]

from uganda thanks for sharing may lord bless your hands

[joycemoraaombati]

You have encouraged me more some people can discourage other that you have to start with more money or you can start without experience and more things but you are a good man God keep on blessing you

[BehzadRoohiBorderlessCitizen]

Well done, I'm learning so much from your channel. I have learned that to success you have to be at your business 24/7. You can't leave it with someone.

[nobiker]

No one would share Thier real information but this guy is a real big hearted guy

[pixelphoneaccessoriesltd]

I was motivated by you in the last six months, like right now am having over 300 layers and soon they will start giving me eggs.

Am also a graduate from University of Zambia doing bachelor of science in Agricultural Science with Education.🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲 Love from Zambia.

[ericamponsah]

I like the quote" you don't need experience before you can be successful"

[skyonlineacademy]

Thank you so much. This information do really help us a lot. I noticed that we all go to universities but once we graduate and see the reality on ground we turn back to smaller start-up business that we could have started right from the time we finished high school. We are blinded by the pride of working in a professional job yet at the end we’re all going to realize that working for salary isn’t progressive. I’m graduate Engineer and I want to start poultry farming although i don’t have an idea.