Meet A Female Goat Farmer Making Lot Of Money From Goat Farming. Must Watch!!
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page 0 · 28 posts · 20 participants
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This page is a promotional thread sharing a YouTube video about a successful female goat farmer in Rivers State, followed by a discussion on the profitability and management of goat farming. Users debate the gender aspect of the title, discuss breed selection and feeding strategies, and question the ease of making money in the sector without addressing specific operational challenges.
Prices:
goat: NGN250000.0 (Nigeria)goat: NGN500000.0 (Rivers state)
Credibility signals:
citing specific location (Rivers state)referencing personal experience/uncle's choice of breedproviding specific breed details (Fulani he-goats and dwarf she-goats)
“It pays better than cows but not many people know this.”
“A goat farmer is a goat farmer. What has her being female got to do with it?”
“No variety for front page anymore. Churning out the same format every new week.”
page 1 · 31 posts · 27 participants
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This thread is a reaction-heavy discussion sparked by a clickbait title about a female goat farmer. The conversation quickly devolves into gender politics, skepticism about the content's authenticity, and general banter rather than serious agricultural advice. While there are brief mentions of security risks like theft and inbreeding, the page lacks substantive technical discussion, pricing data, or coordinated trading efforts.
Pain points:
stolen_harvestbird_mortality
Credibility signals:
citing_years_of_experiencenaming_farm_size_or_location
“Go into farming. That's the surest way to money. Not content creation or yahoo yahoo”
“not until night harvester steal lots of your products! And bandit start ramsoning your farm”
“Once you cannot give them enough food you will be draining your pocket even when your family have not got enough on the table to eat.”
Unclassified: gender_politics
page 2 · 10 posts · 6 participants
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This page is a promotional thread about a female goat farmer that has devolved into a cynical discussion among users who are skeptical of the success claims. The conversation lacks genuine agricultural knowledge exchange, focusing instead on banter, accusations of lying, and a brief comparison of goat versus cattle profitability.
“One a small scale goat is more profitable but on a large scale cow take the lead”
Unclassified: General skepticism and banter regarding the authenticity of a promoted success story.