☆MWAGO ◇ FARM☆

@Weeleey6 @SomoinaKapeen wanasema niwewe siz

Kumbe dem tajiri kwa hii app ni ule wa bangi pekee. Nae huezi mpata kwa sex scandals juu anakaa mganga

@SomoinaKapeen If you know not the darkness, how can you understand the light?

What is right and wrong?

@SomoinaKapeen @iQwatson siuchukue huyu madam🤗🤗🤭🤭

Wiggle wiggle!

@SomoinaKapeen Mountain za nyeri kila siku up and down

Nataka tutorials ya kulegeza kiuno ngumu

@kafangi It is called fire rat

The rat that survives many seasons knows which holes not to enter. ~Kikuyu proverb.

@KijanayaKabras Isaac, it is sad to see you leave. You have successfully Opted Out of Fuliza M-PESA service. To Opt in again dial *334#OK.

Safaricom is giving Kenyans massive Fuliza limit, is everything ok with the company? This is unusual!

@iQwatson She plans everything on how to put down the modern man and get everything for herself ... that is today life of kiambu men, both gatundu north and south.

@MwagoIsaac Probably this one open.spotify.com/album/48Ts4Hrz…

I predicted in this February song that Wakandinye will go to court to claim 50% of Njugush fruits of his labour because yeye ndiye alimnjenga. He built with a woman. She wants her bricks back and collapse what he built

One day, I was coaching new beginners in layer chicken farming… One of them asked me a simple but powerful question: “What really increases egg production?” I smiled and told him: Light and feed can do magic. Now you might be wondering… how? Let’s break it down. 1. Light (Day Length Matters More Than You Think) Layers need about 14–16 hours of light per day to maintain high egg production. Light stimulates hormones that control laying. When there is not enough light: • Egg production drops • Birds become less active That’s why many farmers use artificial lighting, especially during shorter days, to maintain consistent production. 2. Feed (No Nutrition = No Eggs) Egg production depends heavily on what the bird eats. A good layer feed must contain: • Enough protein for egg formation • Calcium for strong shells • Energy for daily activity Poor feeding leads to: • Fewer eggs • Weak shells • Stressed birds The Real Lesson Egg production is not magic — it is management. Give your birds: • Enough light • Proper nutrition • Clean water • Good housing And they will reward you consistently. Final Thought In poultry farming, small adjustments create big results. What looks simple — like light and feed — is actually the difference between profit and loss.

Captains! Mapema ndio best! Kujeni tuchane kwa trampoline leo

@JacobWa16859523 @SomoinaKapeen Sawa master

@MwagoIsaac @SomoinaKapeen Wewe smoke kwa mahindi uchizi uanze kutukimbiza taon, huyu dem anajijua, anakula fiti na mali safi si hizo vitu mnaenda kuvutia huko kwa mahindi

@iQwatson Another day for pastors to chase the bag.

Mimi Siko Kadi. Mimi Niko Kazi youtu.be/pmpGURsXThI

Beach or mountains?

People who don't drink alcohol or smoke, what do you do when you are at your lowest?🙂

Saturdays are for?

What's the best way to start your day?

@EngFelix_035 Coz imepona 😁😃😁😃😁

@MwagoIsaac Heri wewe

Ushago day 004😂🙂

"Not every clap you hear at night is done by hands"