Save on your Animal Feed - Hydroponics Farming

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The cost of feeding livestock has driven Kenyans to go online and adopt technology from our global village. Watch how Titus Mwema has adopted Revolutionary fodder production to feed his pigs and chicken Kienyeji. Paul Gatere of Freeworld Productions visited this farmer in Mweiga and documented the feature herein.

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Thank u brother
Dear Titus,
Great work
tray size for 100 chiecken
plz tel me tray size
Titus i am izambia andI would like to also visit kenya to see how you are doing it kindly provide your contact details for us to make arrangements
JUST THAT GRASS AND NO OTHER FOOD NEEDED ?
I have a question did you say one mat is just enough for 100 chickens?
i am in botswana want to come training how much will that costs and the duration of the course
Titus Mwema is a good man with an intelligent approach to providing an answer to the issue of feeding livestock a nutritious natural diet.
Amazing work....could you please tell me what is the base (Paper??) in which you place the seeds on...thanks
these Western people never ever change
Excellent
Some good work. How much would it cost to send a student over for lessons
Well done!! I am amazed!! I have now watched a number of Kenyan farm videos and you are the first who is also a mentor.. Well done you for that!! and on your fodder idea.. Keep on mentoring!!
great thing doing there
Mwema, it was an honor to visit your place. Your generosity with information is a rare gift. Well done and keep up the great work.
Is there need for any fertilizers or other nutrients to be added to the water?
the layer should be thin like half inch. To irrigate the fodder you use a spray to give it a mist jet and you do this thrice in a day. For the light, the system needs natural lighting i.e daylight and if you can increase your daylight at night well and good. For the temperatures, anything beyond 25 degrees centigrade will ruin your fodder and make it develop moulds. A fan is not a must if your air circulation is okay.
Well done