Men, Last year I managed to build a folw-run and few roadrunners, now I am enjoying 100 % organic meat, eggs and I also get fertilizers for my crops from the fowlrun. I am working very hard this year to own at least two goats. I am looking foward, having a good and pure breed of goats for both milk and meat. The goal is to expand slowly, step by step. This life we live is not about competition, its about setting small achievable goals for self sustainability. One goat =a child’s fees per term so in the near future I will need 18 goats per year for my children but am planning for that now. Goats quickly reproduce one female goat can give you 4 kids per year. Of course with my limited space I will only need less than 50 goats and on average I will be selling at least 30 goats each year at an average price of $40 each and thus $1200. Meaning am expecting an income of $100 per month from goats. Its a good start and a very bold step if managed well, given that I won't be paying rent and not buying food that amount is better than being employed in the civil service where an average employee gets $400. 100 = rent another 100 = food. Of course some benefits will cover transport. But having a rural home wil give a scope for expansion. If you are employed always bear in your mind that one day you will get fired. Prepare for the storm before it storms you. Having a rural home is like a soldier who build a good fortitude before the war starts #saveaman Diaries of the General