Yesterday, we visited Walker Farm and Walker Animal Feed, located in Bugesera, Rwanda.
Read here what we experienced during our field visit, especially in #pig farming, #crop production, and #feed processing, and how you can benefit from our experience.
Walker Farm raises pigs on a large scale and provides guidance on how to be successful in pig farming by using different methods and techniques tailored for commercial pig farmers. 2/9
Walker Farm manufactures grower and finisher feed for pigs and poultry. They are ready to supply you with high-quality feed at an affordable price. 3/9
Do you want some advice about black soldier fly farming?
They provide training, technical expertise, and tips about scaling BSF with small, medium, and larger farmers. 4/9
We learned that the Black Soldier Fly is ideally suited for food production due to its rapid production cycle and high concentration of protein.
The high percentage of protein in the larvae makes them an ideal source of food for a wide variety of animals. 5/9
We learned about plantain banana farming and how they can be profitable (imizuzu/imishaba in Kinyarwanda 🇷🇼.)
The farm has around 5000 plantain banana trees, and they are making money from them.
Just pay a visit, and they will give you all the tips and technical expertise. 6/9
Plantains are grown using conservation agriculture practices such as mulching the soils. 7/9
At Walker Farm, they are growing different veggies using organic farming, such as beetroot. 8/9
After the visit, we celebrated the achievement at Walker Farm, where we shared different products from the farm. 9/9
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Many years ago, my dad got a call from my school. I was in Grade 5, and the principal said it was urgent. My dad was busy with work, but he rushed over.
When he arrived, they told him I had “attacked” another student. My dad looked surprised but stayed calm…..
The principal started explaining, “Your son pushed another student.
We don’t allow violence here.” My dad frowned a little and asked, “What exactly happened?” The principal said, “It doesn’t matter. We have a zero-tolerance policy.”
My dad raised an eyebrow. “It matters to me,” he said….
When the principal wouldn’t give more details, my dad turned to me and said, “What happened?” I told him the truth.
A boy was bullying a new kid who didn’t have nice shoes. He was calling him names and shoving him. I told him to stop, but he wouldn’t, so I pushed him away…
I would like to share something I read 4 hours ago.
Did you know that the richest people in Africa in 2024 made their wealth in traditional industries like cement, telecoms, sugar, oil, mining, and banking?
But Africa now has 9 unicorns—tech companies worth over $1 billion……
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My question is : will the next wave of African billionaires come from tech?
As the digital economy grows, many believe this is the future.
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