As at this moment of typing THIS message, when you Google the above phrase (ie. “new ideas for feed formulation in africa”) the results page that is returned features a set of images at the top, with links to the respective pages on which they are located.
One of those images is a screenshot of the Automatic Ration Formulation interface in my popular Excel-VB driven Ration Formulation software.-
and the image links directly to the Youtube demonstration video I created to show what the app can do, to prospective buyers.
I mentioned the above fact to point our how regular publishing of real world relevant information and education can dramatically boost your search engine visibility – at zero cost.
But let me NOT digress.
My purpose here is to highlight other websites that showed up on that search results page – especially those that offer potentially useful information and education about the serious subject of Feed Formulation.
Here they are…
1. CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC FISH FEED REQUIREMENTS AND MANUFACTURE
A report prepared for the Hatchery Production and Research Centre Project
The Hatchery Production and Research Centre at Bangui-Landjia Project was established in 1980 under the FAO/Government Cooperative Programme (GCP/CAF/007/NET) with funds provided by the Government of the Netherlands.
The project is engaged primarily in work on the African catfish (Clarias lazera), although activities outside the hatchery building itself include pond experiments and small-scale commercial production of Clarias and tilapia in polyculture.
http://www.fao.org/3/contents/3ed6445c-eec6-52cf-a2c8-732d59d3efa9/Q9555E00.htm
2. ORGANIC FARMER: How to make your own pig feed on the farm
A bag of pig feed costs more than KSh 3,000 in the market. Feeds take up to 80 per cent of pig production costs. Farmers can make their own feeds and sell surplus feed to other farmers. What they need is to know the rations of mixing the different ingredients.
3. The A-Z of making your own quality chicken feed at home to cut costs
Posted on 3 July 2017
Tags: New Ideas for Feed Formulation in Africa [How to make your own pig feed on the farm, The A-Z of making your own quality chicken feed at home to cut costs, The FARM CEO (Issue 87)
About the Author
Tayo K. Solagbade is a Location Independent Performance Improvement Specialist and Multipreneur (i.e. a highly versatile/multi-skilled entrepreneur), with a bias for delivering Best Practice solutions to Farm Businesses and others.
Since 2002, he has earned multiple streams of income providing individuals and organisations with personal development training and coaching, custom MS Excel-VB solutions, web marketing systems, freelance writing services, and best practice extension support services (for farm business owners).
Tayo is the author of the Self-Development (SD) Bible™, the popular Livestock Feed Formulation Handbook, and developer of its accompanying Excel-VB driven Ration Formulator - as well as the increasingly popular Monthly Poultry Farm Manager app.
On 1st April 2013, Tayo (who reads, writes and speaks the French language) relocated to Cotonou, in the French Speaking Benin Republic on the first lap of his slow travels across the West African region. His key purpose is to deliver talks, seminars and workshops on his key areas of focus and interest to interested audiences (Email tayo at tksola dot com for details).
When he's not amazing clients with his superhuman skills (wink), Tayo works as the creative force behind his Daily Self-Development Nuggets blog - on which he also publishes previews of paid issues of The Farm CEO™ Newspaper (www.thefarmceo.net), in addition to his FREE Weekly Public Speaking/Web Marketing IDEAS newsletter - which he uses to promote Burt Dubin's Public Speaking Mentoring service to experts across the African continent.
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