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Today, my farm is a symphony of colors and diversity. From peacocks to pheasants, each bird has a story to tell. Their beauty not only adorns the farm but symbolizes the resilience that brought me here. #BirdsOfBeauty #DiverseFarming

The journey wasn't without its storms. Challenges tested my resolve, but every obstacle was a lesson. From overcoming health issues to learning the intricacies of ornamental bird care - the triumphs made it worthwhile. #Resilience #SuccessStories

The vibrant colors, unique plumage, and charming personalities - ornamental birds stole my heart. From that moment on, my focus shifted, and a new chapter began. #FeatheredFriends #OrnamentalBirds

I almost gave up but one day, it hit me - a turning point that changed everything. Instead of dwelling on setbacks, I saw an opportunity to embrace a new venture. Ornamental bird farming became my beacon of hope. #TurningPoint #OpportunityInAdversity

I wouldn't have predicted all the challenges that came with this kind of farming, si its just chicken. Weeuh, all the chicken and the chicks died!

Since I wanted to do it on large scale, I took all my money I had saved, bought a piece of land and heavily invested in constructing this bird paradise. I SHOULD NEVER HAVE QUIT MY DAY JOB!

You se growing up, I'd see my parents rear all kinds of birds and I thought it would be a walk in the park. But I was in for a rude awakening.

Excited to share my journey from a setback to success in the world of ornamental bird farming. It all started with a dream in poultry farming, but little did I know, the challenges ahead would shape a new path. #FarmLife #BirdFarmingChronicles

How I started Ornamental bird farming a Thread

Expected cumulative feed consumption in Broilers. Week 1 180grms Week 2 588grms Week 3 1.320kg Week 4 2.358kg Week 5 3.635kg Week 6 5.100kg Week 7 6.749kg Week 8 8.549kg Note: this is for one(1) bird. #Farmlink 🐓🐓

Today we are all about the GOAT ... https://t.co/uWJRv6AkwX #goatfarmingtips #goat

Essential Tips for Successful Farming https://t.co/7gn9bQjsWC

Compliments of the new seasons to all our readers!!! #happynewyear #farmersdiary #farmingforprofit #farminginkenya #farminginAfrica

Ornamental birds like bantam chicken, guinea fowls, exotic ducks, crested cranes, peacocks, turkeys, and Egyptian geese have become the newest sensation in many farms. https://t.co/2iqTHseVgD

From birds with feathers on their feet to birds with fur in place of feathers, Goshen farm has it all. We visited to learn what it takes to run an ornamental bird farm. https://t.co/xEhjsQk3uH #ornamentalbirdfarm #smartfarmingkenya #smartfarming

From being used as food to their slime being used in cosmetic products, snails farming has been in existence for generations. We visited JKUAT where Dr. Kinoti educated us on what it takes to become a snail farmer. https://t.co/9d77FmHrWp

Is better farming methods the solution to curbing the famine disaster? Read all about better farming and what should be done better. https://t.co/kpewREawVD #farming #smartfarm #smartfarming

Over the years there have been concerns about the health safety of the vegetables consumed. You no longer have to worry about that because today we learn how to grow our own veggies in gunias. https://t.co/00q45do2iJ

In Kenya, mushroom farming is a relatively new venture. Today we shine the spotlight on all you need to know about mushroom farming in Kenya. https://t.co/dAnUwfR0Ow #farming #kenyanfarmers #mushroomfarming