Economy losing out on US$400 billion dairy market

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• Paapidi 7 years ago

  They have no qualms about enjoying what the white man has produced.They will consume PEAK or IDEAL canned milk as if the world is about to end. Lazy ass people who have made God regret over creating them. Useless people!

  They have no qualms about enjoying what the white man has produced.They will consume PEAK or IDEAL canned milk as if the world is about to end. Lazy ass people who have made God regret over creating them. Useless people!

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• bawa 7 years ago

  I doubt we are lazy, so take it easy bro.
  We just lack knowledge, and that is not our fault, that is how the system is built.

  I doubt we are lazy, so take it easy bro.
  We just lack knowledge, and that is not our fault, that is how the system is built.

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• Kwam 7 years ago

  We have not taken anything serious in this country, whiles there are many cartels in the Afram plains destroying crops, we haven't think O using those castles to create employment and wealth. All what we are interested in is ...
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  We have not taken anything serious in this country, whiles there are many cartels in the Afram plains destroying crops, we haven't think O using those castles to create employment and wealth. All what we are interested in is that the cattles must leave the area. I think this is a challenge for us to find lasting solution to the cattle menace and equally use it to generate some foreign exchange

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• Jojo 7 years ago

  Yes, Africans are lazy. We don't think big and we don't take risk of doing big things. People in government are only surrounded by people who think of wearing expensive suits yet when you talk to them they don't even have any ...
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  Yes, Africans are lazy. We don't think big and we don't take risk of doing big things. People in government are only surrounded by people who think of wearing expensive suits yet when you talk to them they don't even have any gut to take risk! You don't put youth of the country into farming, farming is done by technology. There are so many cartels around yet we can't afford to buy milk or cheese, or even eat meat. What kind of people are we? Sometimes I really feel ashamed to be from Africa.

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• NAS 7 years ago

  Well instead seeing the fulani issues as crop and farm animals problem, y'all want cattle and fulani out . after cattle and animal faming keep shrinking what do you all expect? There is money in the system for everyone if and ...
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  Well instead seeing the fulani issues as crop and farm animals problem, y'all want cattle and fulani out . after cattle and animal faming keep shrinking what do you all expect? There is money in the system for everyone if and only we will keep our cool and stop screaming but rather take a critical look at thins and see how we can benefit from what could've been a problem

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• Obroni 7 years ago

  Nice all this figures , I hail from a small country with one of the highest milk friction and milk consumption per capita. You can't compare Europa and he US milk production to Ghana nor can you call Ghanaian farmers lazy. G ...
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  Nice all this figures , I hail from a small country with one of the highest milk friction and milk consumption per capita. You can't compare Europa and he US milk production to Ghana nor can you call Ghanaian farmers lazy. Ghana doesn't have cows, but zeboe's a cattle race related to cows but with a much lower milk production. Secondly cows don't do well in the tropics and even if we would bring in cows their milk production would drop substantially. Our best option to bring up production would be bringing in buffalo types with high milk production but still we would have to become more professional then we are today. Cattle gives milk after delivering a calf. Regular calving and extracting milk enhances the quantity of milk. Once we have that we can start production of fresh milk. Cheese and powder milk. But still I wonder. But I hope, we are able to compete against new Zealand, European and American producers

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