How to Build a Profitable Integrated Farm in Africa

This is why we want a new agricultural architecture and policy for Africans.

Ivorian: 2 100 Fr Chinese: 1 800 Fr

How can an egg coming from 12 000 km away be cheaper than ours?

When I was in Atlanta in the USA, I understood.

Over there in Atlanta, the farmer has 60% of his insurance paid by the state and 30% of his income comes from subsidies. Total $50 billion per year.

In China, it is a 13.5% subsidy + 85 million FCFA per large poultry farm + tax exemption.

Back home: 0%. Nothing.

We cannot win like this.

• MY SOLUTION: THE INTEGRATED FARM*

While waiting for our states to subsidize us, we must lower our costs ourselves.

This is what I learned in Atlanta in the USA and what I apply now

Chicken droppings -> fertilizer for market gardening + fish feed Corn bran -> goat feed Goat waste -> fertilizer for chili peppers

Zero waste. Cost cut in half. You no longer depend on expensive imported feed.

That is how you can bring your egg down from 2 100 Fr to 1 500 Fr without subsidies.

For those who want to better understand how to set up a profitable integrated farm, you have to follow me here. I show everything in my upcoming videos.

And you, how much does an egg cost where you live?

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