Do you want to start a profitable dairy farm?

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From: Mohammad Khan / Entrepreneur from Lahore

To: All entrepreneurs looking to start a dairy farm in Pakistan

Dairy Farming for me was a wonderful project to start. I started research on it almost 2 years ago with my trusted friend. We still joke about the fact that we travelled upwards of 1600 kms in one week, hunting out the experts in the dairy farming business.

And was it worth it? By God’s Grace, it was…

Before moving on, let’s make one thing clear:

Having the right kind of information is powerful

I want to tell you that having the right information has been the difference between success and failure. And it is no small difference. Please carefully read the following example:

A representative from Nestle came to my farm and told me that my 8 animals were producing MORE milk than another farm that had more than 30 milking animals.

Do you see the MASSIVE difference? Of course you do.

Only small pieces of information and then taking action based on that information, that has made one farm produce more revenue than another farm that has almost 10 times more investment.

Think about that for a minutte now. Do some maths while you’re at it:

I admit, this still looks crazy to me. But the numbers are there, and the sad reality is, MOST dairy farms are not run as a business at all.

So why did my farm Alhumdulillah perform so much better?

I must tell you RIGHT NOW that this difference is because of the excellent teachers I found during my research into dairy farming. The information I received from these people was MORE THAN ENOUGH to get me going on the right track, Alhumdulillah.

But as I mentioned earlier, I traveled a lot to meet these people.

I had to filter out the good advice from the bad.

And YES, there is BAD ADVICE available out there. Someone is advising that person with the 60 animals, right?

So as you can well imagine, it was frustrating to find advice that was either:

• for very rich individuals. SMEDA has an excellent pre-feasibility study on Dairy Farming, but the problem was that I did not have that kind of money to invest! It seemed that most ‘technically sound’ advice was for the seths, industrialists and people with a spare crore just lying around!
• or advice that just did not suit an urban lifestyle. If the so-called experts were not telling me to invest a Million just on the Shed, they were telling me to practically ‘live on the farm’ for the rest of my life!

Both these advices were based on experience, and I still understand where these guys were coming from. But it was not something I wanted to do!

I wanted to invest in the dairy business, but I wanted to do it on my terms, which were:

• To start a fully-functional dairy farm based on the best-practices currently available.
• To do it within the limited budget I had (also, the budget I had allocated for the dairy farming business was not available to me at once, but I could only afford to slowly inject cash into the project)
• To delegate as much as possible. I follow delegation as a principle, where I want to hire the right people for the job! I did not want a situation where I was important to the daily running of the dairy farm. I consider a good business to be based on systems, where I play the role of no one. The business should be able to run in my absence. This type of advice, again, was hard to come by!

The Dairy Farming Guide gives you – the entrepreneur – the edge you would need.

The 3 Systems for Dairy Farming Success

I want you to understand the difference between a strategy and a tactic. For example, tactics are the techniques used to climb the tallest tree in the forrest, whereas strategy is the vision that decides WHICH tree is the tallest!

I suggest you, as a dairy farmer, devise a SIMPLE strategy that is based on business systems.

This guide will tell you the strategy behind:

1. The Environment of your Dairy Farm
2. The Feeding of your animals
3. Animal Purchasing and Breeding

These three sections are the result of considerable deliberation on the key variables involved in a dairy farm’s success.

Let’s have a look at what these sections will have for YOU…

And some ‘experts’ will make you think that the ‘environment’ of the dairy farm is ONLY the shed. They are WRONG. Shed is there to control the environment, and I have also seen very profitable dairy farms operating from under a large tree!

The basic CONCEPT must be understood. And I try to do that in this Guide.

As always, we will identify the core requirement and then see how we can build the most cost-effective solution.

Input from experienced dairy farmers is matched against the core requirement, and this simple approach will help YOU save money and set up a long-term, scalable dairy farm environment.

I will also tell you the problems I faced, the costs I had to incur while constructing my shed etc. Shed design diagram’s also included.

If you already have a dairy farm or are just starting out, silage should be a number one priority on your farm. I explain in detail how current dairy farmers and would-be dairy farmers can start making silage!

I have tried to present this information in the easiest form possible. This helped me a lot, and God willing, will help you as well.

The last section of the eBook is possibly the most important.

Anyone who has been involved in dairy farming ALREADY knows this; buying good quality animals is the most difficult task. I share some of the best tips on buying these animals. And not only that, I also tell you my “sources”, from where I buy my animals, and why.

Please note, the only thing that got me to travel all over Punjab was this purchasing of high quality animals.

I ended up meeting a lot of people involved in the sale of dairy animals, but there were only a few who were able to provide the right animals. I share these details in the Guide.

“I must say it can’t be more easier and at the same time comprehensive the way you explained the concept of sucessful dairy farming for serious farrmers to be.”

People have said some good things about the eBook, by God’s Grace.

The following are exact copies of what they have said about the eBook, via Email.

I have not changed anything to “make it look good”. These people are doing jobs yet are eager to start a dairy farm. They bough the eBook and have this to say:

People have said some good things about the eBook, by God’s Grace.

The following are exact copies of what they have said about the eBook, via Email.

I have not changed anything to “make it look good”. These people are doing jobs yet are eager to start a dairy farm. They bough the eBook and have this to say:

What’s Inside the Guide

Now, let’s have a look at the table of contents so you know EXACTLY what you’re getting.

I do not want to sell you something that you do not want – I want to be as honest about this as possible. So please have a look at what the Dairy Farming Guide is all about!

Part 3: The People involved in Dairy Farming

1. Who Can Help & and Who Just Won’t!

Dreaming and End Notes

1. Excel Sheets to the rescue!
2. End Notes

I do not want to put out a product that is not good enough. And a product is good enough only and only if YOU think it is good enough.

To show YOU that I will be standing by my end of the deal, I am offering a 100% MONEY BACK Guarantee!

Do you know the best advice I got when I started out in dairy farming?

The advice was, “you will not be able to do it!”. And it was this piece of advice that lead me to devise plans and meet some exceptionally remarkable people in the field of dairy farming. These people guided me with unparalleled clarity; some of the advice was in fact hard-to-translate into actionable items. For example, I was told to ‘love these animals, only then will they produce their maximum’. But truth be told, it is this wonderful mixture of old-school, traditional approach and the ruthless, cold scientific methods that make up the contents of this Guide.

But what is the PRICE of the eBook?

When I started writing this Guide, I did not imagine it would be this difficult to put a price on it. I mean, how would I price something this unique? And as far as I know, there are no guides – paid or free – that approach dairy farming from an entrepreneur’s perspective. So there was no concept of pricing your product based on market expectation! There are no books and guides on Dairy Farming!

How do you put a price on something? You look at the value it brings to the person buying it. And if I follow that model for pricing this Guide, then let’s see what kind of value this book will bring for the person who is serious about starting a dairy farming business:

Then there is another pricing model: where I look at the cost of coming up with the product. Considering that would mean including expenses from the past THREE YEARS, and for all intents and purposes, would ALSO include the cost of the Dairy Farm itself! I mean, looked at from the context of this book, I just set up a dairy farm so I can write a Guide about it, so it is included in the cost of the book itself.

But I had to put a price on it. So after asking people in the dairy field, showing them the value I am giving in this book and drawing on my own experiences with pricing products, I decided on a price of Rs 11,000.

The Dairy Farming Guide for 11,000 rupees, that is going to save you lacs of rupees based on REAL experiences and advice! That sounded reasonable to me. My three years of direct experience from a business perspective, all of it squeezed into 50 pages, for 11,000 rupees. Information that is almost guaranteed to save you HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of rupees, available for 11,000 rupees! But then I decided to cut the price even more, and now the guide is priced at 7,870 rupees only!

Just To Make It Clear

I understand buying online is not comfortable for some. That’s OK. I was encouraged to write this report by the incredible community at JustAddVenture by Momekh blog. I have been lucky and blessed (Alhumdulillah) to serve a community of remarkable people. And we sometimes meet up and discuss business, including but not limited to dairy farming.

IF you have any queries or questions regarding this, do not hesitate to contact me.

The Guide has been written with the best of intentions and I do not mind answering questions. I hope you buy the Guide and find it useful. Thank you for reading this far and regardless you buy the Guide or not, I wish you ALL the best in your Dairy Farming venture!