Скачать или смотреть How Much Can You Make from Guinea Fowl (Hanga) Farming in Zimbabwe Starting with $1,000 Capital

Are you looking for a low-cost, high-reward farming venture in Zimbabwe? In this eye-opening video, we break down everything you need to know about starting a profitable Guinea Fowl (Hanga) farming business with just $1,000 USD in capital.

From buying your first breeding stock to building a simple housing structure and feeding your flock, we take you step-by-step through the entire setup and running costs. But most importantly — we reveal how much money you can actually make per year from this indigenous bird that thrives in Zimbabwe's climate!

💡 Whether you're a new farmer, a rural entrepreneur, or an investor exploring agribusiness opportunities, this video is packed with practical tips, real numbers, and a full profit analysis. We’ll also compare Guinea fowl farming to other poultry options like chickens and broilers.

🎥 In this video you’ll learn:

Why Guinea fowl are perfect for Zimbabwean farmers

How to start with $1,000 or less

Where to source breeding stock in Zimbabwe

How many birds you need to become profitable

Housing, feeding, and disease control tips

Marketing strategies to sell your Hanga locally and even for export

Realistic profit projections from meat, eggs, and chicks

Challenges to expect — and how to overcome them!

👨🏽‍🌾 Did You Know?
Guinea fowl meat sells for more than chicken and has higher demand among health-conscious consumers, restaurants, and game meat lovers. Plus, they’re hardy birds with low feed requirements and natural resistance to diseases!

📈 Potential Returns (Example):
With a well-managed flock of 50–100 birds, you could generate over $3,000 to $6,000 per year through meat sales, fertilized eggs, and chick production — all from an initial investment of just $1,000.

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