Mpamize the bullman🐂

Girolando cows: Best for we beginners 15/20 litres per day not 5litres like the local ones you don't need a big fancy farm👌.

They came by air, I came by road, but make no mistake… we are the bosses! ✊🥰 Different routes, same mission: moving Uganda's livestock business forward!

Aberdeen Angus breed, now in Uganda. I like the appetite 🥰

What's the plan for the weekend, people?Farm, Work, business, family time, travelling, or just resting? What are you up to? 👇

Here’s a strong, visionary version that speaks directly to the CEO and the bigger purpose behind the project: We are not simply starting another farm. We are laying the foundation for a multi-billion agricultural enterprise at NdeloFarm a project designed to become one of the most outstanding farms in Eastern Uganda. The vision is bigger than today. We are building an integrated farming operation that will create wealth, employment, food security, and a lasting legacy for generations to come👌. To the C.E.O @Thecapitalevang , this is the beginning of something extraordinary. The journey may demand patience, discipline, investment, and faith, but great things are never built overnight. We are starting small, but we are thinking generational. “Unless the LORD builds the house, the builders labor in vain.” Psalm 127:1 Ndelo Farm building with vision, working with purpose, and trusting God for the increase🙏.

This is a tragedy. Imagine losing such valuable bulls, worth millions, because of reckless driving. These are livelihoods and serious investments. We need to take road safety seriously😰

Fleckvieh (Simmental) bull 🇩🇪 All the way from Germany to Uganda. As far as I know, I’m the only one in Uganda currently keeping this breed of bull👌. I can assure you, this one is different. A true dual-purpose breed built for milk and meat. Strong frame. Excellent growth. Good milk potential. Hardy and adaptable to challenging conditions.

When you hear some of us talk about God, it’s not because we’re trying to sound holy. We’re speaking from experience. This was me 2 years ago when I started my bull project. I started with 2 bulls. Today, I have 80+. I didn’t even know Twitter existed, let alone X. I had dropped out of school because of circumstances beyond my control. But God had a different plan. I turned part of the profits from my bulls into a small dairy farm for my family. I went back to school. I’ve paid tuition for some of my siblings. And the journey is still unfolding. Next year, I’m hoping to begin one of the biggest bull-fattening projects of my life. I’m sharing this for one reason: never despise your beginning. God can take what looks small, broken or insignificant and build something far greater from it. Two bulls can become 80+. A setback can become a comeback. And a difficult season can become the foundation of your testimony. Keep working. Keep learning. Keep believing. God can transform your story.🙏

A few days ago, I saw someone confidently call Ankore cows “useless.” I was honestly shattered. 😂🤔 Meanwhile, an Ankore cow in South Africa recently sold for R6.4 million roughly UGX 1.58 BILLION at the current rate....! The Detail +1 Ankore isn't just about horns. They produce quality beef, valuable genetics, and selected cows can produce around 10 litres of milk a day. Their hardy nature also makes them valuable in our environment. Maybe the Ankore isn't useless. Maybe we simply haven't learned to value it👌

Rwanda will be hosting Formula 1 for the next ten years. Formula 1 was last hosted in Africa thirty years ago, and now it is back, thanks to the leadership of President @PaulKagame🙏. Meanwhile, here in Uganda, since the year began, it feels like nothing gets completed. Every time we are about to move forward, something happens. We started by looking for “omuntu eyagata ba’maraya, my bantu ba bulijjo” 😂. Then came “Wulira bwa mpitta, Daddy x2…” 😰, and we went looking for Daddy. Then Oyoddied... 💔 Tubatuli awo… Afande Mabonge 💔 our Man Mabo😂✊. Then came the dollar crisis, and now we are in the middle of the Basumba & Gasumba war, bonna ba’Mba....! 😂🙌. Oooh Uganda🇺🇬

Kenyans have been advised to go hunting for buffaloes to milk them by their president 😂😂🤔 katonda wange. Meanwhile, we have Holstein Friesians at affordable prices ,you can get a mature cow for around KSh 125,000–134,000, producing about 15–20 litres of milk per day. No need to hunt wild animals. Buy yourself a proper dairy cow. Reach out to me if you’re interested. 🤝

This dry season has taught me the importance of having crossbreeds.

Morning question: What's the first thing on your mind after opening your eyes? Mine is my cows, especially when I'm in Northern Uganda. Let's hear yours! 👇

How effective has been the dry spell so far at your farms let's see below 👇