prodigy2006
Member
I'm planning to have 100 buffaloes/cows in my farm. Could someone please suggest what do I keep in mind before buying the land? Is it really beneficial to grow my own green fodder or buy from the suppliers?
Suggestions in buying land for dairy farm
- Thread starter prodigy2006
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Planning to have Own farm land is always good for your own benefit in different angles.
Keep in mind to identify good land which has got marketable title, Location, connectivity, water source etc. Have check the title of lands with an Advocate, then proceed for purchase.
Buying the land is really beneficial to grow your own green fodder aswell as your own feature. Buying feed from the suppliers is like we eating our food in hotels, how long will you get cheap and best with good food from Hotel?
Regards,
SWAMY
Keep in mind to identify good land which has got marketable title, Location, connectivity, water source etc. Have check the title of lands with an Advocate, then proceed for purchase.
Buying the land is really beneficial to grow your own green fodder aswell as your own feature. Buying feed from the suppliers is like we eating our food in hotels, how long will you get cheap and best with good food from Hotel?
Regards,
SWAMY
prodigy2006
Member
Thanks Swamy.
dairy
good tips from swamy . However, as you are a beginner hire a good project consultant to do all the jobs for you, you save money and time.
We cover technical aspects, selection of dairy animals and supply, full designing and project report. we also help you with legal aspects for buying the land and also for getting bank finance. If you have short listed the land immidiately fix up the consultant services before you do trial and error work.
anil1956@hotmail.com
good tips from swamy . However, as you are a beginner hire a good project consultant to do all the jobs for you, you save money and time.
We cover technical aspects, selection of dairy animals and supply, full designing and project report. we also help you with legal aspects for buying the land and also for getting bank finance. If you have short listed the land immidiately fix up the consultant services before you do trial and error work.
anil1956@hotmail.com
I'm planning to have 100 buffaloes/cows in my farm. Could someone please suggest what do I keep in mind before buying the land? Is it really beneficial to grow my own green fodder or buy from the suppliers?