@davidking
25MONROLE GLOBAL is a Unique Vision and opportunity that has the heart of the people and carries the burden of Nations. We reach out to the Young, old, the rich
steemit.com/@davidkingVOTING POWER100.00%
DOWNVOTE POWER100.00%
RESOURCE CREDITS100.00%
REPUTATION PROGRESS0.00%
Net Worth
0.037USD
STEEM
0.002STEEM
SBD
0.000SBD
Effective Power
5.008SP
├── Own SP
0.629SP
└── Incoming DelegationsDeleg
+4.379SP
Detailed Balance
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| STEEM POWER | ||
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| created | 2018-01-29T18:32:57 |
| recovery_account | steem |
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To Date
steemdelegated 4.379 SP to @davidking2026/05/17 23:17:30
steemdelegated 4.379 SP to @davidking
2026/05/17 23:17:30
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| delegatee | davidking |
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steemdelegated 2.711 SP to @davidking
2026/05/11 23:57:30
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| delegatee | davidking |
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steemdelegated 4.386 SP to @davidking
2026/04/25 22:40:03
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| delegatee | davidking |
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steemdelegated 2.736 SP to @davidking
2026/01/23 05:13:12
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| delegatee | davidking |
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steemdelegated 2.837 SP to @davidking
2024/12/17 00:33:03
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steemdelegated 2.941 SP to @davidking
2023/11/13 16:16:42
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steemdelegated 4.747 SP to @davidking
2023/09/21 20:42:00
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steemdelegated 4.953 SP to @davidking
2022/06/06 03:36:54
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steemdelegated 5.066 SP to @davidking
2021/10/15 23:28:15
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steemdelegated 5.179 SP to @davidking
2021/03/27 21:18:18
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steemdelegated 17.168 SP to @davidking
2021/02/24 21:18:51
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steemdelegated 17.285 SP to @davidking
2020/12/26 20:37:00
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davidkingcustom json: community
2020/12/26 20:28:57
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davidkingcustom json: community
2020/12/26 20:28:36
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davidkingcustom json: community
2020/12/26 20:28:06
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}executive-boardsent 0.001 STEEM to @davidking- "❗ Hello davidking, great that you are using the STEEM blockchain. The Executive Board hereby invites you to https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh where you will get some insider infos on how you will earn the mo..."2020/12/26 20:21:06
executive-boardsent 0.001 STEEM to @davidking- "❗ Hello davidking, great that you are using the STEEM blockchain. The Executive Board hereby invites you to https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh where you will get some insider infos on how you will earn the mo..."
2020/12/26 20:21:06
| from | executive-board |
| to | davidking |
| amount | 0.001 STEEM |
| memo | ❗ Hello davidking, great that you are using the STEEM blockchain. The Executive Board hereby invites you to https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh where you will get some insider infos on how you will earn the most coins. It's easy, just follow the instructions. Warm regards, The Executive Board. |
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}davidkingupvoted (100.00%) @davidking / thembn2020/12/26 20:20:42
davidkingupvoted (100.00%) @davidking / thembn
2020/12/26 20:20:42
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2020/12/26 20:20:39
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| body | Loving someone who you don't know how much of themselves they can give to you is a very dangerous venture. Sometimes you think it's because they don't have and maybe if they do, they would've known how to give. But generosity isn't only in material resources. It can also come in ideas, time and support. I've been thinking about trying out dating again after a long time staying away but several things keep discouraging me. I'll share a recent experience with you. One was a friend for many years and I felt since this one was already in my life, it would be easy to do the conversion without much stress. All I had to do was to bring her closer and perhaps warm up to her more. I can be generous to a fault with my resources, time and ideas. When it comes to giving to someone I love or have feelings for, I rarely hold back. So she got the best of my time, attention and resources whenever and however she wanted. But I was careful not to define things or give any tags, because she didn't have a job then and wasn't earning. That was always her excuse whenever I needed her to do any little thing and she demands I provided the money for it. I was helping her to put in applications and I was hopeful she would get one. Lucky for her or us, she got a well paying job. I was really happy and used my own money to celebrate it for her...LOL! After three months on the new job, she called me up and said we were going to dinner to celebrate and she was going to foot the bill. I was so excited. It was the first time she would spend her money on me in nearly a decade. I wanted to have some cash and drop my ATM card at home, but something nudged me to just take my card. For no reason actually. After dinner and the bill came, she said she wanted to transfer the money to my account so I could pay, because she didn't want it to seem like a lady was paying for dinner while she's out with a man. I told her i do not care and it was okay. I mean I've gone out with female colleagues in the past and they paid so it was no big deal. When she insisted, I gave her my account number and the transfer never went through. She kept complaining about issues with her app or network at the place. To save time, I told her I would pay and she promised to stop at the ATM on her way and refund the money. I paid for the meal and till now I am writing this piece, she never gave me a penny. One day I jokingly asked her about it and she laughed it off. I slowly distanced myself from her and we became casual friends again. She complained about my "social distancing" and turning off my "green light" but I just laughed it off like she often does. I discovered her problem was not having money but with generosity. She finds it really hard to be generous with anything and even if you point it out, she will say, "I am a lady and I deserve everything... " A very dangerous mindset. This is why I try to see people at their low and high points in life before I commit to any serious engagement with them that would be long term. Many people who tell you they will become generous when they have more money will never do that. Generosity isn't always about money. This is true. Ideas and time are part of it. I often ask for ideas in running some of my ventures but she never offers any ideas. But would be the first to enjoy the proceeds. For the first time in a long time, I removed her from my list of friends I give gifts at Christmas and I felt bad. But I am glad I was able to see her when money started coming in and to finally realize the problem wasn't money but her mindset. Here's a lesson worth sharing with your friends and loved ones today; you don't need to have the whole world in order to give. Till we get to the Promised Land, I shall be waiting for when you will pass me a glass of water and thank God for the gift of grace for the race. DAVIDSON |
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2020/01/30 00:48:15
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2019/05/12 14:18:21
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2019/01/30 00:31:54
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2018/05/16 20:13:18
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2018/02/09 12:57:09
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}davidkingupdated options for re-dogfact-201828t195155883z2018/02/08 18:52:00
davidkingupdated options for re-dogfact-201828t195155883z
2018/02/08 18:52:00
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| body | West Africa is home to the largest species of land snail in the world. The Giant African land snail (Achatina species), is known to grow up to 30cm in length and can be found in the dense tropical rain forests across the region from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana to Nigeria. For hundreds of years, Africa’s appetite for snails has been served through traditional means. Snails handpicked from the bush (usually in the dead of the night) have been the only way to get snails to the market and dinner table. However, as Africa’s population explodes and our forests continue to be sacrificed to build cities, the (bush) supply of snails cannot keep up with the soaring demand. This has created an opportunity in the market for snail breeders and farmers who now cultivate these interesting creatures on small farms and in their backyards for impressive profits. Let’s find out how fast these slow animals can bring in cash…. First, the impressive success story of an African snail farmer… Snail farming is a niche and unusual business and successful snail farmers like Nigeria’s Ismail Abdulazeez are enjoying the huge rewards of this lucrative but little known venture. In his interview with CNN,Ismail, who cultivates snails in large cages in his backyard, shares his experience breeding snails for profit. His prized products end up in some of the kitchens of high-end hotels in Lagos where they are creatively used to prepare tasty African dishes. Snails are a great delicacy, and for good reason too… Snails are a huge part of the diet in many parts of Africa, although they are not always affordable and available all year round. Their high protein, low fat and cholesterol content make them a nutritional favourite. Snails contain almost all the amino acids needed by the body and most of its by-products are used for cosmetics and medicines. As our population becomes more interested in healthier living and low-cholesterol diets, snails will become a popular alternative to to all the fatty and non-healthy meats that flood our markets nowadays. They are much cheaper than red meat with greater health benefits on top! Snails have, for a long time, been a popular and recurring item on the menus of hotels, restaurants and bars where they often feature as boiled, fried and spiced kebabs. They are also a great addition to soups and stews which are a significant part of most African dishes. Smallstarter Africa Snail Farming – How to farm these slow creatures for fast profits in Africa View Larger Image Share146 Snail farming in Africa is one of the top interesting business opportunities on the continent. West Africa is home to the largest species of land snail in the world. The Giant African land snail (Achatina species), is known to grow up to 30cm in length and can be found in the dense tropical rain forests across the region from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana to Nigeria. For hundreds of years, Africa’s appetite for snails has been served through traditional means. Snails handpicked from the bush (usually in the dead of the night) have been the only way to get snails to the market and dinner table. However, as Africa’s population explodes and our forests continue to be sacrificed to build cities, the (bush) supply of snails cannot keep up with the soaring demand. This has created an opportunity in the market for snail breeders and farmers who now cultivate these interesting creatures on small farms and in their backyards for impressive profits. Let’s find out how fast these slow animals can bring in cash…. First, the impressive success story of an African snail farmer… Snail farming is a niche and unusual business and successful snail farmers like Nigeria’s Ismail Abdulazeez are enjoying the huge rewards of this lucrative but little known venture. In his interview with CNN (see video below), Ismail, who cultivates snails in large cages in his backyard, shares his experience breeding snails for profit. His prized products end up in some of the kitchens of high-end hotels in Lagos where they are creatively used to prepare tasty African dishes. Snails are a great delicacy, and for good reason too… Snails are a huge part of the diet in many parts of Africa, although they are not always affordable and available all year round. Their high protein, low fat and cholesterol content make them a nutritional favourite. Snails contain almost all the amino acids needed by the body and most of its by-products are used for cosmetics and medicines. As our population becomes more interested in healthier living and low-cholesterol diets, snails will become a popular alternative to to all the fatty and non-healthy meats that flood our markets nowadays. They are much cheaper than red meat with greater health benefits on top! Snails have, for a long time, been a popular and recurring item on the menus of hotels, restaurants and bars where they often feature as boiled, fried and spiced kebabs. They are also a great addition to soups and stews which are a significant part of most African dishes. snail delicacies and dishes Tasty African delicacies featuring the Giant African snail (photo credits: afrolems.com; mamadish.com) Market Opportunities for Snail Farming in Africa Most of the snails supplied to the African market are gathered from bushes and forests during the rainy season (usually between April and September). Because snails are very dormant during the dry season, they become increasingly scarce during this period and the market is starved of adequate supply until the next wet season. This makes the supply of snails very seasonal in many parts of Africa where they serve as food. As a consequence, snails can fetch much higher prices during the dry season (December to March) when supply often does not keep up with demand. Snails may go on break during the dry seasons but the human appetite for its taste always remains, and continues to grow throughout the year. And to think that several festivities take place during the dry season (Christmas et al), makes this a first choice agribusiness. Due to steadily growing demand from customers, hotels and restaurants are always in need of snail delicacies on their menus. And given the significant upside to the profits that can be made, it makes a lot of sense to take maximum advantage of this market when the supply of snails is significantly short. There is also growing demand in Europe for giant African snails. Apart from their great taste, many people abroad like to keep them as pets and keepsakes due to their sheer size (I was surprised too!). But never mind, you are likely to be very busy satisfying the local demand to bother about exports. However, it’s still good to know that such foreign market opportunities exist for this small business. If you’re interested in exports. Success tips for aspiring Snail farming in Africa As a Smallstarter, your primary goal should be to take advantage of the seasonality of this market in order to gain premium prices for your snails. Target the high-end customers (hotels, restaurants and households) who can afford to pay a premium for a steady supply of the product. If you supply all year round, you are likely to earn lesser during the rainy seasons (when supply is in abundance) and more in the dry seasons (when the product is scarce). You could buy cheaply from the villages and other remote areas while the supply is up during the rainy season and maintain a healthy stock of large snails that you can unleash on your customers when supply falls in the dry season. But to achieve this, there is a very important condition. The size of your snails must be large and ‘intimidating’ enough to command a premium (high) price. For this to happen, you must start your snail farm with the right species (the Giant African type) and ensure that you apply proper breeding, stocking and feeding practices to achieve the huge sizes that will make you a highly sought after supplier. If your snails are bred well, they should start to reach market size from six to twelve months, although some farmers like to leave theirs for much longer. Smallstarter Africa Snail Farming – How to farm these slow creatures for fast profits in Africa View Larger Image Share146 Snail farming in Africa is one of the top interesting business opportunities on the continent. West Africa is home to the largest species of land snail in the world. The Giant African land snail (Achatina species), is known to grow up to 30cm in length and can be found in the dense tropical rain forests across the region from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana to Nigeria. For hundreds of years, Africa’s appetite for snails has been served through traditional means. Snails handpicked from the bush (usually in the dead of the night) have been the only way to get snails to the market and dinner table. However, as Africa’s population explodes and our forests continue to be sacrificed to build cities, the (bush) supply of snails cannot keep up with the soaring demand. This has created an opportunity in the market for snail breeders and farmers who now cultivate these interesting creatures on small farms and in their backyards for impressive profits. Let’s find out how fast these slow animals can bring in cash…. First, the impressive success story of an African snail farmer… Snail farming is a niche and unusual business and successful snail farmers like Nigeria’s Ismail Abdulazeez are enjoying the huge rewards of this lucrative but little known venture. In his interview with CNN (see video below), Ismail, who cultivates snails in large cages in his backyard, shares his experience breeding snails for profit. His prized products end up in some of the kitchens of high-end hotels in Lagos where they are creatively used to prepare tasty African dishes. Snails are a great delicacy, and for good reason too… Snails are a huge part of the diet in many parts of Africa, although they are not always affordable and available all year round. Their high protein, low fat and cholesterol content make them a nutritional favourite. Snails contain almost all the amino acids needed by the body and most of its by-products are used for cosmetics and medicines. As our population becomes more interested in healthier living and low-cholesterol diets, snails will become a popular alternative to to all the fatty and non-healthy meats that flood our markets nowadays. They are much cheaper than red meat with greater health benefits on top! Snails have, for a long time, been a popular and recurring item on the menus of hotels, restaurants and bars where they often feature as boiled, fried and spiced kebabs. They are also a great addition to soups and stews which are a significant part of most African dishes. snail delicacies and dishes Tasty African delicacies featuring the Giant African snail (photo credits: afrolems.com; mamadish.com) Market Opportunities for Snail Farming in Africa Most of the snails supplied to the African market are gathered from bushes and forests during the rainy season (usually between April and September). Because snails are very dormant during the dry season, they become increasingly scarce during this period and the market is starved of adequate supply until the next wet season. This makes the supply of snails very seasonal in many parts of Africa where they serve as food. As a consequence, snails can fetch much higher prices during the dry season (December to March) when supply often does not keep up with demand. Snails may go on break during the dry seasons but the human appetite for its taste always remains, and continues to grow throughout the year. And to think that several festivities take place during the dry season (Christmas et al), makes this a first choice agribusiness. Due to steadily growing demand from customers, hotels and restaurants are always in need of snail delicacies on their menus. And given the significant upside to the profits that can be made, it makes a lot of sense to take maximum advantage of this market when the supply of snails is significantly short. There is also growing demand in Europe for giant African snails. Apart from their great taste, many people abroad like to keep them as pets and keepsakes due to their sheer size (I was surprised too!). But never mind, you are likely to be very busy satisfying the local demand to bother about exports. However, it’s still good to know that such foreign market opportunities exist for this small business. If you’re interested in exports, you could read up the How to export to the USA and Europe section of our Dried and Smoked fish export article. snail farming - road traders Giant African snails are a popular sight on Africa’s interstate and transnational highways (photo credit: Frans Lanting) Success tips for aspiring Snail farming in Africa As a Smallstarter, your primary goal should be to take advantage of the seasonality of this market in order to gain premium prices for your snails. Target the high-end customers (hotels, restaurants and households) who can afford to pay a premium for a steady supply of the product. If you supply all year round, you are likely to earn lesser during the rainy seasons (when supply is in abundance) and more in the dry seasons (when the product is scarce). You could buy cheaply from the villages and other remote areas while the supply is up during the rainy season and maintain a healthy stock of large snails that you can unleash on your customers when supply falls in the dry season. snail farming - snail sellerBut to achieve this, there is a very important condition. The size of your snails must be large and ‘intimidating’ enough to command a premium (high) price. For this to happen, you must start your snail farm with the right species (the Giant African type) and ensure that you apply proper breeding, stocking and feeding practices to achieve the huge sizes that will make you a highly sought after supplier. If your snails are bred well, they should start to reach market size from six to twelve months, although some farmers like to leave theirs for much longer. (photo credit: msn.com) Presently, more than 90 percent of the snails supplied to our local markets are picked from the forests. While this has been the traditional supply source, our growing population and rising rural to urban migration rates make it unsustainable. An artificial intervention like snail farming is the only way to satisfy the growing demand. And as long as a huge chunk of the market depends on snails captured in the wild, nobody can assure a steady and consistent supply of large snails like a farmer who breeds snails in his/her backyard! Some things you should consider before you start a snail farm… Smallstarter Africa Snail Farming – How to farm these slow creatures for fast profits in Africa View Larger Image Share146 Snail farming in Africa is one of the top interesting business opportunities on the continent. West Africa is home to the largest species of land snail in the world. The Giant African land snail (Achatina species), is known to grow up to 30cm in length and can be found in the dense tropical rain forests across the region from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana to Nigeria. For hundreds of years, Africa’s appetite for snails has been served through traditional means. Snails handpicked from the bush (usually in the dead of the night) have been the only way to get snails to the market and dinner table. However, as Africa’s population explodes and our forests continue to be sacrificed to build cities, the (bush) supply of snails cannot keep up with the soaring demand. This has created an opportunity in the market for snail breeders and farmers who now cultivate these interesting creatures on small farms and in their backyards for impressive profits. Let’s find out how fast these slow animals can bring in cash…. First, the impressive success story of an African snail farmer… Snail farming is a niche and unusual business and successful snail farmers like Nigeria’s Ismail Abdulazeez are enjoying the huge rewards of this lucrative but little known venture. In his interview with CNN (see video below), Ismail, who cultivates snails in large cages in his backyard, shares his experience breeding snails for profit. His prized products end up in some of the kitchens of high-end hotels in Lagos where they are creatively used to prepare tasty African dishes. Snails are a great delicacy, and for good reason too… Snails are a huge part of the diet in many parts of Africa, although they are not always affordable and available all year round. Their high protein, low fat and cholesterol content make them a nutritional favourite. Snails contain almost all the amino acids needed by the body and most of its by-products are used for cosmetics and medicines. As our population becomes more interested in healthier living and low-cholesterol diets, snails will become a popular alternative to to all the fatty and non-healthy meats that flood our markets nowadays. They are much cheaper than red meat with greater health benefits on top! Snails have, for a long time, been a popular and recurring item on the menus of hotels, restaurants and bars where they often feature as boiled, fried and spiced kebabs. They are also a great addition to soups and stews which are a significant part of most African dishes. snail delicacies and dishes Tasty African delicacies featuring the Giant African snail (photo credits: afrolems.com; mamadish.com) Market Opportunities for Snail Farming in Africa Most of the snails supplied to the African market are gathered from bushes and forests during the rainy season (usually between April and September). Because snails are very dormant during the dry season, they become increasingly scarce during this period and the market is starved of adequate supply until the next wet season. This makes the supply of snails very seasonal in many parts of Africa where they serve as food. As a consequence, snails can fetch much higher prices during the dry season (December to March) when supply often does not keep up with demand. Snails may go on break during the dry seasons but the human appetite for its taste always remains, and continues to grow throughout the year. And to think that several festivities take place during the dry season (Christmas et al), makes this a first choice agribusiness. Due to steadily growing demand from customers, hotels and restaurants are always in need of snail delicacies on their menus. And given the significant upside to the profits that can be made, it makes a lot of sense to take maximum advantage of this market when the supply of snails is significantly short. There is also growing demand in Europe for giant African snails. Apart from their great taste, many people abroad like to keep them as pets and keepsakes due to their sheer size (I was surprised too!). But never mind, you are likely to be very busy satisfying the local demand to bother about exports. However, it’s still good to know that such foreign market opportunities exist for this small business. If you’re interested in exports, you could read up the How to export to the USA and Europe section of our Dried and Smoked fish export article. snail farming - road traders Giant African snails are a popular sight on Africa’s interstate and transnational highways (photo credit: Frans Lanting) Success tips for aspiring Snail farming in Africa As a Smallstarter, your primary goal should be to take advantage of the seasonality of this market in order to gain premium prices for your snails. Target the high-end customers (hotels, restaurants and households) who can afford to pay a premium for a steady supply of the product. If you supply all year round, you are likely to earn lesser during the rainy seasons (when supply is in abundance) and more in the dry seasons (when the product is scarce). You could buy cheaply from the villages and other remote areas while the supply is up during the rainy season and maintain a healthy stock of large snails that you can unleash on your customers when supply falls in the dry season. snail farming - snail sellerBut to achieve this, there is a very important condition. The size of your snails must be large and ‘intimidating’ enough to command a premium (high) price. For this to happen, you must start your snail farm with the right species (the Giant African type) and ensure that you apply proper breeding, stocking and feeding practices to achieve the huge sizes that will make you a highly sought after supplier. If your snails are bred well, they should start to reach market size from six to twelve months, although some farmers like to leave theirs for much longer. (photo credit: msn.com) Presently, more than 90 percent of the snails supplied to our local markets are picked from the forests. While this has been the traditional supply source, our growing population and rising rural to urban migration rates make it unsustainable. An artificial intervention like snail farming is the only way to satisfy the growing demand. And as long as a huge chunk of the market depends on snails captured in the wild, nobody can assure a steady and consistent supply of large snails like a farmer who breeds snails in his/her backyard! Some things you should consider before you start a snail farm… snail farming - sample snail farmIn terms of cost and time, snail farming is a low risk business. Unlike many other livestock businesses, snail farming requires very little startup and operating costs. It can be run from your backyard (if you have a sizeable one) or on that piece of land wasting away in your neighbourhood or village. Snails are friendly to the environment and their droppings are not offensive (unlike pigs and poultry) so there’s no chance an angry neighbor will come knocking. Snails also multiply really fast laying up to 100 eggs in one go. Because snails are hermaphrodites (have both male and female sexual organs), they get to mate easily throughout the year. This high reproduction rate has made snails a pest in many regions of the world. However, it’s this fast reproductive ability that makes these slow creatures a delight to an entrepreneur. Snails can give very high returns on your initial investment if you do your homework well and target niche and repeat customers. If you have any experience in this area, we’re sure a lot of people reading this would love to learn from you. Please leave a comment in the section below or share this opportunity with a friend. I am in the business and i harvest at list 150000 snails using a new technology i got from Australia that makes me over 22 million in cash. |
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"body": "West Africa is home to the largest species of land snail in the world. The Giant African land snail (Achatina species), is known to grow up to 30cm in length and can be found in the dense tropical rain forests across the region from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana to Nigeria.\n\nFor hundreds of years, Africa’s appetite for snails has been served through traditional means. Snails handpicked from the bush (usually in the dead of the night) have been the only way to get snails to the market and dinner table.\n\nHowever, as Africa’s population explodes and our forests continue to be sacrificed to build cities, the (bush) supply of snails cannot keep up with the soaring demand.\n\nThis has created an opportunity in the market for snail breeders and farmers who now cultivate these interesting creatures on small farms and in their backyards for impressive profits.\n\nLet’s find out how fast these slow animals can bring in cash….\n\nFirst, the impressive success story of an African snail farmer…\nSnail farming is a niche and unusual business and successful snail farmers like Nigeria’s Ismail Abdulazeez are enjoying the huge rewards of this lucrative but little known venture.\n\nIn his interview with CNN,Ismail, who cultivates snails in large cages in his backyard, shares his experience breeding snails for profit.\n\nHis prized products end up in some of the kitchens of high-end hotels in Lagos where they are creatively used to prepare tasty African dishes. Snails are a great delicacy, and for good reason too… Snails are a huge part of the diet in many parts of Africa, although they are not always affordable and available all year round. Their high protein, low fat and cholesterol content make them a nutritional favourite.\n\nSnails contain almost all the amino acids needed by the body and most of its by-products are used for cosmetics and medicines.\n\nAs our population becomes more interested in healthier living and low-cholesterol diets, snails will become a popular alternative to to all the fatty and non-healthy meats that flood our markets nowadays. They are much cheaper than red meat with greater health benefits on top!\n\nSnails have, for a long time, been a popular and recurring item on the menus of hotels, restaurants and bars where they often feature as boiled, fried and spiced kebabs. They are also a great addition to soups and stews which are a significant part of most African dishes.\n\nSmallstarter Africa\nSnail Farming – How to farm these slow creatures for fast profits in Africa\nView Larger Image\n\n\n\n\nShare146\nSnail farming in Africa is one of the top interesting business opportunities on the continent.\n\nWest Africa is home to the largest species of land snail in the world. The Giant African land snail (Achatina species), is known to grow up to 30cm in length and can be found in the dense tropical rain forests across the region from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana to Nigeria.\n\nFor hundreds of years, Africa’s appetite for snails has been served through traditional means. Snails handpicked from the bush (usually in the dead of the night) have been the only way to get snails to the market and dinner table.\n\nHowever, as Africa’s population explodes and our forests continue to be sacrificed to build cities, the (bush) supply of snails cannot keep up with the soaring demand.\n\nThis has created an opportunity in the market for snail breeders and farmers who now cultivate these interesting creatures on small farms and in their backyards for impressive profits.\n\nLet’s find out how fast these slow animals can bring in cash….\n\nFirst, the impressive success story of an African snail farmer…\n\nSnail farming is a niche and unusual business and successful snail farmers like Nigeria’s Ismail Abdulazeez are enjoying the huge rewards of this lucrative but little known venture.\n\nIn his interview with CNN (see video below), Ismail, who cultivates snails in large cages in his backyard, shares his experience breeding snails for profit.\n\nHis prized products end up in some of the kitchens of high-end hotels in Lagos where they are creatively used to prepare tasty African dishes.\n\nSnails are a great delicacy, and for good reason too…\nSnails are a huge part of the diet in many parts of Africa, although they are not always affordable and available all year round. Their high protein, low fat and cholesterol content make them a nutritional favourite.\n\nSnails contain almost all the amino acids needed by the body and most of its by-products are used for cosmetics and medicines.\n\nAs our population becomes more interested in healthier living and low-cholesterol diets, snails will become a popular alternative to to all the fatty and non-healthy meats that flood our markets nowadays. They are much cheaper than red meat with greater health benefits on top!\n\nSnails have, for a long time, been a popular and recurring item on the menus of hotels, restaurants and bars where they often feature as boiled, fried and spiced kebabs. They are also a great addition to soups and stews which are a significant part of most African dishes.\n\nsnail delicacies and dishes\n\nTasty African delicacies featuring the Giant African snail (photo credits: afrolems.com; mamadish.com) \n\nMarket Opportunities for Snail Farming in Africa\nMost of the snails supplied to the African market are gathered from bushes and forests during the rainy season (usually between April and September).\n\nBecause snails are very dormant during the dry season, they become increasingly scarce during this period and the market is starved of adequate supply until the next wet season. This makes the supply of snails very seasonal in many parts of Africa where they serve as food.\n\nAs a consequence, snails can fetch much higher prices during the dry season (December to March) when supply often does not keep up with demand.\n\nSnails may go on break during the dry seasons but the human appetite for its taste always remains, and continues to grow throughout the year. And to think that several festivities take place during the dry season (Christmas et al), makes this a first choice agribusiness.\n\nDue to steadily growing demand from customers, hotels and restaurants are always in need of snail delicacies on their menus. And given the significant upside to the profits that can be made, it makes a lot of sense to take maximum advantage of this market when the supply of snails is significantly short.\n\nThere is also growing demand in Europe for giant African snails. Apart from their great taste, many people abroad like to keep them as pets and keepsakes due to their sheer size (I was surprised too!). But never mind, you are likely to be very busy satisfying the local demand to bother about exports.\n\nHowever, it’s still good to know that such foreign market opportunities exist for this small business. If you’re interested in exports.\n\nSuccess tips for aspiring Snail farming in Africa\n\nAs a Smallstarter, your primary goal should be to take advantage of the seasonality of this market in order to gain premium prices for your snails. Target the high-end customers (hotels, restaurants and households) who can afford to pay a premium for a steady supply of the product.\n\nIf you supply all year round, you are likely to earn lesser during the rainy seasons (when supply is in abundance) and more in the dry seasons (when the product is scarce).\n\nYou could buy cheaply from the villages and other remote areas while the supply is up during the rainy season and maintain a healthy stock of large snails that you can unleash on your customers when supply falls in the dry season. \n\nBut to achieve this, there is a very important condition. The size of your snails must be large and ‘intimidating’ enough to command a premium (high) price.\n\nFor this to happen, you must start your snail farm with the right species (the Giant African type) and ensure that you apply proper breeding, stocking and feeding practices to achieve the huge sizes that will make you a highly sought after supplier.\n\nIf your snails are bred well, they should start to reach market size from six to twelve months, although some farmers like to leave theirs for much longer. \n\nSmallstarter Africa\nSnail Farming – How to farm these slow creatures for fast profits in Africa\nView Larger Image\n\n\n\n\nShare146\nSnail farming in Africa is one of the top interesting business opportunities on the continent.\n\nWest Africa is home to the largest species of land snail in the world. The Giant African land snail (Achatina species), is known to grow up to 30cm in length and can be found in the dense tropical rain forests across the region from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana to Nigeria.\n\nFor hundreds of years, Africa’s appetite for snails has been served through traditional means. Snails handpicked from the bush (usually in the dead of the night) have been the only way to get snails to the market and dinner table.\n\nHowever, as Africa’s population explodes and our forests continue to be sacrificed to build cities, the (bush) supply of snails cannot keep up with the soaring demand.\n\nThis has created an opportunity in the market for snail breeders and farmers who now cultivate these interesting creatures on small farms and in their backyards for impressive profits.\n\nLet’s find out how fast these slow animals can bring in cash….\n\nFirst, the impressive success story of an African snail farmer…\nSnail farming is a niche and unusual business and successful snail farmers like Nigeria’s Ismail Abdulazeez are enjoying the huge rewards of this lucrative but little known venture.\n\nIn his interview with CNN (see video below), Ismail, who cultivates snails in large cages in his backyard, shares his experience breeding snails for profit.\n\nHis prized products end up in some of the kitchens of high-end hotels in Lagos where they are creatively used to prepare tasty African dishes.\n\n\n\nSnails are a great delicacy, and for good reason too…\nSnails are a huge part of the diet in many parts of Africa, although they are not always affordable and available all year round. Their high protein, low fat and cholesterol content make them a nutritional favourite.\n\nSnails contain almost all the amino acids needed by the body and most of its by-products are used for cosmetics and medicines.\n\nAs our population becomes more interested in healthier living and low-cholesterol diets, snails will become a popular alternative to to all the fatty and non-healthy meats that flood our markets nowadays. They are much cheaper than red meat with greater health benefits on top!\n\nSnails have, for a long time, been a popular and recurring item on the menus of hotels, restaurants and bars where they often feature as boiled, fried and spiced kebabs. They are also a great addition to soups and stews which are a significant part of most African dishes.\n\nsnail delicacies and dishes\n\nTasty African delicacies featuring the Giant African snail (photo credits: afrolems.com; mamadish.com) \n\nMarket Opportunities for Snail Farming in Africa\nMost of the snails supplied to the African market are gathered from bushes and forests during the rainy season (usually between April and September).\n\nBecause snails are very dormant during the dry season, they become increasingly scarce during this period and the market is starved of adequate supply until the next wet season. This makes the supply of snails very seasonal in many parts of Africa where they serve as food.\n\nAs a consequence, snails can fetch much higher prices during the dry season (December to March) when supply often does not keep up with demand.\n\nSnails may go on break during the dry seasons but the human appetite for its taste always remains, and continues to grow throughout the year. And to think that several festivities take place during the dry season (Christmas et al), makes this a first choice agribusiness.\n\nDue to steadily growing demand from customers, hotels and restaurants are always in need of snail delicacies on their menus. And given the significant upside to the profits that can be made, it makes a lot of sense to take maximum advantage of this market when the supply of snails is significantly short.\n\nThere is also growing demand in Europe for giant African snails. Apart from their great taste, many people abroad like to keep them as pets and keepsakes due to their sheer size (I was surprised too!). But never mind, you are likely to be very busy satisfying the local demand to bother about exports.\n\nHowever, it’s still good to know that such foreign market opportunities exist for this small business. If you’re interested in exports, you could read up the How to export to the USA and Europe section of our Dried and Smoked fish export article.\n\nsnail farming - road traders\nGiant African snails are a popular sight on Africa’s interstate and transnational highways (photo credit: Frans Lanting) \n\nSuccess tips for aspiring Snail farming in Africa\nAs a Smallstarter, your primary goal should be to take advantage of the seasonality of this market in order to gain premium prices for your snails. Target the high-end customers (hotels, restaurants and households) who can afford to pay a premium for a steady supply of the product.\n\nIf you supply all year round, you are likely to earn lesser during the rainy seasons (when supply is in abundance) and more in the dry seasons (when the product is scarce).\n\nYou could buy cheaply from the villages and other remote areas while the supply is up during the rainy season and maintain a healthy stock of large snails that you can unleash on your customers when supply falls in the dry season.\n\nsnail farming - snail sellerBut to achieve this, there is a very important condition. The size of your snails must be large and ‘intimidating’ enough to command a premium (high) price.\n\nFor this to happen, you must start your snail farm with the right species (the Giant African type) and ensure that you apply proper breeding, stocking and feeding practices to achieve the huge sizes that will make you a highly sought after supplier.\n\nIf your snails are bred well, they should start to reach market size from six to twelve months, although some farmers like to leave theirs for much longer. (photo credit: msn.com)\n\nPresently, more than 90 percent of the snails supplied to our local markets are picked from the forests. While this has been the traditional supply source, our growing population and rising rural to urban migration rates make it unsustainable.\n\nAn artificial intervention like snail farming is the only way to satisfy the growing demand. And as long as a huge chunk of the market depends on snails captured in the wild, nobody can assure a steady and consistent supply of large snails like a farmer who breeds snails in his/her backyard!\n\nSome things you should consider before you start a snail farm…\nSmallstarter Africa\nSnail Farming – How to farm these slow creatures for fast profits in Africa\nView Larger Image\n\n\n\n\nShare146\nSnail farming in Africa is one of the top interesting business opportunities on the continent.\n\nWest Africa is home to the largest species of land snail in the world. The Giant African land snail (Achatina species), is known to grow up to 30cm in length and can be found in the dense tropical rain forests across the region from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ghana to Nigeria.\n\nFor hundreds of years, Africa’s appetite for snails has been served through traditional means. Snails handpicked from the bush (usually in the dead of the night) have been the only way to get snails to the market and dinner table.\n\nHowever, as Africa’s population explodes and our forests continue to be sacrificed to build cities, the (bush) supply of snails cannot keep up with the soaring demand.\n\nThis has created an opportunity in the market for snail breeders and farmers who now cultivate these interesting creatures on small farms and in their backyards for impressive profits.\n\nLet’s find out how fast these slow animals can bring in cash….\n\nFirst, the impressive success story of an African snail farmer…\nSnail farming is a niche and unusual business and successful snail farmers like Nigeria’s Ismail Abdulazeez are enjoying the huge rewards of this lucrative but little known venture.\n\nIn his interview with CNN (see video below), Ismail, who cultivates snails in large cages in his backyard, shares his experience breeding snails for profit.\n\nHis prized products end up in some of the kitchens of high-end hotels in Lagos where they are creatively used to prepare tasty African dishes.\n\n\n\nSnails are a great delicacy, and for good reason too…\nSnails are a huge part of the diet in many parts of Africa, although they are not always affordable and available all year round. Their high protein, low fat and cholesterol content make them a nutritional favourite.\n\nSnails contain almost all the amino acids needed by the body and most of its by-products are used for cosmetics and medicines.\n\nAs our population becomes more interested in healthier living and low-cholesterol diets, snails will become a popular alternative to to all the fatty and non-healthy meats that flood our markets nowadays. They are much cheaper than red meat with greater health benefits on top!\n\nSnails have, for a long time, been a popular and recurring item on the menus of hotels, restaurants and bars where they often feature as boiled, fried and spiced kebabs. They are also a great addition to soups and stews which are a significant part of most African dishes.\n\nsnail delicacies and dishes\n\nTasty African delicacies featuring the Giant African snail (photo credits: afrolems.com; mamadish.com) \n\nMarket Opportunities for Snail Farming in Africa\nMost of the snails supplied to the African market are gathered from bushes and forests during the rainy season (usually between April and September).\n\nBecause snails are very dormant during the dry season, they become increasingly scarce during this period and the market is starved of adequate supply until the next wet season. This makes the supply of snails very seasonal in many parts of Africa where they serve as food.\n\nAs a consequence, snails can fetch much higher prices during the dry season (December to March) when supply often does not keep up with demand.\n\nSnails may go on break during the dry seasons but the human appetite for its taste always remains, and continues to grow throughout the year. And to think that several festivities take place during the dry season (Christmas et al), makes this a first choice agribusiness.\n\nDue to steadily growing demand from customers, hotels and restaurants are always in need of snail delicacies on their menus. And given the significant upside to the profits that can be made, it makes a lot of sense to take maximum advantage of this market when the supply of snails is significantly short.\n\nThere is also growing demand in Europe for giant African snails. Apart from their great taste, many people abroad like to keep them as pets and keepsakes due to their sheer size (I was surprised too!). But never mind, you are likely to be very busy satisfying the local demand to bother about exports.\n\nHowever, it’s still good to know that such foreign market opportunities exist for this small business. If you’re interested in exports, you could read up the How to export to the USA and Europe section of our Dried and Smoked fish export article.\n\nsnail farming - road traders\nGiant African snails are a popular sight on Africa’s interstate and transnational highways (photo credit: Frans Lanting) \n\nSuccess tips for aspiring Snail farming in Africa\nAs a Smallstarter, your primary goal should be to take advantage of the seasonality of this market in order to gain premium prices for your snails. Target the high-end customers (hotels, restaurants and households) who can afford to pay a premium for a steady supply of the product.\n\nIf you supply all year round, you are likely to earn lesser during the rainy seasons (when supply is in abundance) and more in the dry seasons (when the product is scarce).\n\nYou could buy cheaply from the villages and other remote areas while the supply is up during the rainy season and maintain a healthy stock of large snails that you can unleash on your customers when supply falls in the dry season.\n\nsnail farming - snail sellerBut to achieve this, there is a very important condition. 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