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Our farm

Bakahan began with our own cattle fattening farm. We are building it now, and we will share the whole journey here, honestly.

A farmer in a salakot hat leading a white Brahman cow under coconut palms

Why we started

We believe cattle raising can be a good, steady business for Filipino families, if it is done with care and good records. We started our own farm to learn it properly, and to show others what it really takes.

What we are building

Pens and shade

A covered feedlot with clean floors, good drainage, and plenty of shade and fresh water.

Our own forage

Napier and other grasses planted beside the pens, so we can cut and carry fresh feed every day.

Brahman-cross feeders

Young, healthy animals bought from trusted sources, quarantined, dewormed, and weighed on arrival.

Records for everything

Weights, feed, costs and sales, all recorded. This is how we will know if we are really making money.

Where we are

  1. Planning and learning

    Visiting farms and markets, and studying fattening and feeds.

  2. Building the farm

    Pens, water, forage area. Happening now.

  3. First batch of cattle

    Our first group of feeders arrives.

  4. First harvest and sharing results

    We will publish our real numbers here.

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