Starting A Farm In Kenya: A Comprehensive Guide For Beginner.

Starting A Farm In Kenya: A Comprehensive Guide For Beginner.

By Mohamud Ahmed Jama-

Starting a profitable agricultural beginner in Kenya has come increasingly attractive for aspiring entrepreneurs. With the right guidance, a successful farm is achievable for anyone. This guide provides the ultimate steps to help readers understand the process from beginning to end so informed decisions can be made.

Agricultural consultants can offer expert insight into the nuances of setting up a farm in Kenya, from choosing the right land for cultivation to identifying potential financing options for startup capital.

This comprehensive guide contains all of the necessary information needed to get started and remain successful over time. Those looking to start a new farm can find resources to help with any type of farming, from mushroom farming to passion fruit farming and dairy cows. With this knowledge, Kenyans can confidently pursue their dreams of becoming successful farmers.

(1) Overview Of Kenyan Farming

For those aspiring to establish a successful agricultural operation in Kenya, there are many factors to consider. From the type of soils available across the country to the regulations governing animal husbandry, a thorough understanding of the agricultural climate is fundamental. Kenyan farmers often use both traditional and contemporary farming methods, so it’s important to be aware of both when beginning a venture.

The types of farming in Kenya are available in range from crop production to animal husbandry. The country’s soils can vary greatly between regions, and the type of crops that can be grown depend on the soil composition. Understanding the local soil conditions is critical for success in agricultural endeavors. In addition, animal husbandry practices must comply with local regulations.

It is also important to research the types of resources available in the area, such as fertilizer and water supplies. This knowledge can greatly assist in making informed decisions about the best farming choices for the area. Additionally, it is essential to consider the actual farming process, such as the use of machinery and the timing of planting or harvesting.

Overall, understanding the nuances of the Kenyan agricultural market can help aspiring farmers set themselves up for success. To gain further insight into the unique factors associated with farming in Kenya, the [Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries] provides a wealth of resources and information.

(2) Preparing For Your Farm

Once you have a clear understanding of the agricultural practices in Kenya, it is time to start planning and preparing for your farm. As a potential farmer, there are several key steps that should be taken prior to purchasing land or starting operations. The following list outlines some important pre-farming considerations:

• • Land Preparation: One of the first steps when beginning a farm is assessing the quality and fertility of the soil as well as other physical characteristics such as terrain and vegetation cover. It may also be necessary to develop new infrastructure such as irrigation systems, drainage structures, or roads if needed.

• • Farm Equipment: Depending on what type of farming you plan to do (e.g., crop production, animal husbandry), it will likely be necessary to purchase specialized equipment before beginning operations. Examples include tractors, plows, harvesters, threshers, hay balers etc..

• • Farm Structures: If you plan to raise animals or store crops then it may be beneficial to construct buildings specifically designed for those purposes. In addition to barns or greenhouses, storage facilities such as silos may need to be constructed depending upon your needs.

When considering each of these components its important to remember that they can vary widely based on climate and location so proper research must be done ahead of time in order form an effective project plan.

Additionally, due diligence must be conducted regarding local laws and regulations concerning anything related to agriculture – this includes zoning restrictions and environmental protection protocols which could significantly impact your ability operate successfully.

(3) Forming A Project Plan

For those aspiring to become successful farmers in Kenya, the first step is to form a comprehensive project plan. This requires careful analysis and consideration of numerous factors such as dairy farming processes, farm gate prices for produce, soil types suitable for different crops, cost of feeds and fertilizers, equipment needed for chicken eggs or poultry production etc.

It also involves looking into potential buyers or markets one can supply their products to. An effective strategy should be formed that allows an aspirant farmer to maximize profits while minimizing risks associated with the agricultural sector.

A thorough research on local market dynamics and competitors must be conducted in order to gain insight into what strategies are being employed by other farms. Understanding this will help create a robust business plan which covers issues such as estimated costs, labor requirements and projected incomes.

The goal when creating these plans is to ensure they are realistic yet ambitious enough so that one can achieve desired results within reasonable time frame. Additionally, it’s important to note that any changes made during the process need to be documented for future reference.

(4) Choosing The Right Location And Size

Choosing the right location and size for a farm in Kenya is paramount for a successful agricultural business.

Agricultural production is largely dependent on several key factors such as:
1. Access to markets and distribution channels
2. Availability of water resources
3. Quality of soil
4. Climate conditions

The size of the farm depends on the type of crops or animals that will be produced, with larger plots potentially yielding higher profits. Consulting an agronomist prior to selecting land can help to ensure that the soil fertility is suitable for the desired crops, and that all legal requirements are met.

Additionally, business owners should research potential sites for water availability, as this is a critical factor for successful farming operations. Further information can be found on the [Kenyan Government’s Agricultural Ministry website]

(5) Knowing The Necessary Legal Requirements

“A stitch in time saves nine,” is a proverb often used by agricultural consultants when referring to the importance of understanding necessary legal requirements before starting a farm.

Understanding and familiarizing oneself with legal requirements for starting a farm business in Kenya will save future complications and headaches. The following table outlines some important factors that should be considered:

FACTORS	CONSIDERATIONS
Market Demand	Analyze market demand, local or export markets, pricing demands, ready markets etc.
Cost of Production	Estimate cost of production including land costs, labor costs, feed costs etc.
Regulations & Licenses	Acquire any licenses or permits needed from relevant governing bodies such as county governments and health inspectors. Also ensure compliance with food safety regulations.
Insurance & Liabilities	Obtain applicable insurance policies to protect against potential liabilities such as property damage or personal injury on the premises.

Farmers should be aware of the zoning laws and regulations that apply to their operations. Researching these beforehand can help ensure a smooth setup process and avoid any potential disputes with neighbors.

Furthermore, it is advisable for farmers to have contracts reviewed by legal professionals in order to protect their interests. Lastly, proper land preparation is essential for successful agricultural activities, as soils need to be suitable for the specific crops or animals being raised.

To minimize common mistakes in this area, Kenyan market-specific sources of advice should be consulted. A helpful resource in this regard can be found at [the Kenya Agricultural & Livestock Research Organization.

(6) Land And Soil Preparation Methods

Kenya’s diverse climate and geographical features provide a wealth of opportunity for entrepreneurs to make investments in agricultural businesses. Before investing, it is important that farmers consider the soil conditions of their chosen plot of land. By testing the soil composition for nutrient content, they can determine which varieties of farming are best suited for the area.

Soil management is also essential for successful agricultural ventures, as it ensures plants receive adequate nutrients while reducing pest infestations through crop rotation and tilling practices. Additionally, well-planned drainage systems protect investments from flooding due to heavy rains or other unexpected weather events.

To ensure cost efficiency and long-term profits, farmers must do thorough research into local climate patterns and soil fertility levels before investing in a farm. With careful planning and investment in appropriate equipment and tools, Kenyan entrepreneurs have the potential to create sustainable farms with great yield potential. According to The World Bank

 [1], effective land preparation methods can significantly reduce production costs, making agriculture an attractive option for many.

[1] 

 

The previous section discussed land and soil preparation methods for starting a farm in Kenya. So, what do you need to acquire before the actual farming begins? What equipment and tools should be ready when taking the first steps towards setting up your own farm?

You need to acquire the right equipment and tools before beginning their venture. 

Fish farming requires different sized fishing nets, storage tanks for keeping fish alive until sale or processing, cages, and other tools for raising fish. 

Poultry farmers should have housing structures, feeders, waterers, incubators, brooders, feed mills, and grinders.

Crop farming necessitates tractors, ploughs, harrows, ridgers, animal residues as fertilizers, and organic matter from wild animals. Irrigation systems are essential for reliable water supply throughout the year. Insecticides must also be bought for pest control.

Organic farming is a growing trend in Kenya, with some farmers opting for certified seeds and biopesticides instead of chemical pesticides 

[1]. Avocado farming has become particularly popular due to its high demand and profitability

 [2].Commercial pig farming is another viable option for income generation in Kenya. Pigs are easy to keep, reproduce quickly, and require minimal maintenance

 [3]. Farmers will need housing space, food troughs, water containers, and medication if needed.

(7) Setting Up Irrigation And Pest Control Systems

Setting up an irrigation and pest control system is a crucial step towards successful farming in Kenya. Irrigation systems are important for ensuring the plants receive enough water to survive, while pest control systems help protect crops from damage caused by insects or other pests.

Irrigation and pest control systems provide a variety of benefits to those who use them. Some of the most common types include:

1. Drip irrigation, which enables water to be delivered directly to plant roots in an efficient and targeted manner.
2. Sprinkler systems, which can be programmed to deliver precise amounts of water to specific areas at designated times.
3. Chemical pesticides, which can effectively eradicate pests while minimizing environmental impacts.

These systems are designed to help conserve water resources, reduce labor costs, maximize yields, and protect crops from pest damage. They also have the potential to lower energy consumption, improve soil health, and even increase crop profits. By using these innovative technologies, farmers can optimize their production efforts and ensure a more sustainable future for generations to come.

When selecting an irrigation and pest control system, it is important to choose one that suits the type of farming you plan on doing. For example, mushroom farmers may need more specialized methods than small-scale vegetable farmers.

Additionally, depending on where your farm supplies its products (e.g., local markets or international), different regulations may apply when using certain chemicals or devices related to pest control.

Small scale farmers should consider natural options like companion planting and crop rotation instead of relying solely on traditional chemical pesticides for pest management. Doing so will reduce soil degradation and increase yields over time as well as contribute positively to the environment.

By taking into account these considerations before choosing an appropriate irrigation and pest control system, Kenyan farmers can ensure their farms have a greater chance at success both locally and internationally.

(8) Selecting The Best Crop Varieties And Seedlings

When selecting the best crop varieties and seedlings for a farm in Kenya, it is important to consider factors such as access to markets and potential income for smallholder farmers. The flower market has shown a tendency towards certain flowers being more profitable than others, so research should be done on what crops are most in demand before deciding which ones would work best for the farm.

Additionally, there will be set up costs associated with getting the relevant equipment needed for growing these particular crops; this needs to be taken into account when deciding how much land should be dedicated to each type of crop. Additional cost may also include labor expenses necessary to prepare the soil or maintain irrigation systems.

Overall, careful consideration must be given when choosing compatible crops that can provide an adequate return on investment while still providing enough diversity to ensure maximum yields.

Moreover, since implementing such efficient farming practices requires qualified personnel to assist with the process, any budget should make allowance for hiring capable staff who have experience managing farms or running other agricultural operations.

(9)Hiring Qualified Personnel To Assist With Farming Process

For those who are looking to start a farm in Kenya, it is important to consider hiring qualified personnel to assist with the process. A great example of this can be seen through dairy farmers in Machakos County. By having knowledgeable and experienced individuals on their team, the farmer was able to increase production significantly while also improving animal welfare standards.

When deciding which personnel to hire, there are several factors that should be taken into account:

• • Proper market knowledge: It is important for hired help to have an understanding of local markets so they will know what crops/animals need to be grown or raised for optimal profitability.

• • Knowledge about feed: Those working with livestock must understand how various types of feeds affect animals’ health and growth rates. This includes everything from chicken feed to grasses and grains used for cattle.

• • Understanding incubators: For those raising chickens, eggs incubators must be properly maintained and monitored if you want healthy chicks hatched regularly. Having personnel familiar with these machines can save time and money in the long run.

Hiring competent staff members is just one part of running a successful agricultural business; proper daily operations and management are equally vital for success as well.

(10)Daily Operations And Management Of The Farm

 

Daily operations and management of a farm are key to running a successful farming business in Kenya. Farmers need to have a clear plan outlining their daily tasks, as well as any resources needed for production. This includes understanding the use of modern technology, such as automated egg turners, digital thermometers and hygrometers, to reduce labour costs and maximize efficiency when managing incubators and chickens.

Additionally, farms must consider how to manage waste from eggs and poultry products safely, creating precise protocols for cleaning, temperature monitoring and sufficient food sources to maintain healthy animals. By following these steps, farmers can optimize yields with minimal risk of product loss or contamination.

To further increase productivity, farmers should plan planting, maintenance and harvesting strategies based on soil type, rainfall patterns and climate conditions, as well as practice crop rotation and integrated pest management. Soil testing should be conducted regularly, organic fertilizers and compost used to ensure adequate nutrients for crop growth and proper irrigation/drainage systems implemented to regulate water levels.

Additionally, international markets provide an opportunity for profitable businesses, so it is important that farmers do research into this area.

(11) Planting, Maintenance, And Harvesting Strategies

Planting, maintenance and harvesting strategies are the cornerstone of a successful farming enterprise in Kenya. Developing effective practices for these three key components will ensure that farmers can maximize their production capacity while minimizing costs. Like an incubator for chicken eggs, it is essential to create an environment where crops can thrive before they reach harvest.

The first step in this process is selecting appropriate seed varieties adapted to local conditions, then creating efficient planting plans based on soil fertility levels and available resources.

After planting, careful monitoring of crop development and pest control must be employed throughout the growing season so as to maintain optimal yields- without proper attention here, even the best seeds may fail to produce quality results.

Finally, when ready for harvest, farmers should use modern equipment such as combines or threshers whenever possible; old-fashioned methods like hand tools can work just fine but often require more time and labor input from field workers.

In order to get the greatest return on investment during each cycle of cultivation, farmers need to continuously refine their approaches towards planting, maintenance and harvesting according to changing environmental conditions.

With well executed strategies in place at all stages of crop management, farms have the potential to become highly productive operations capable of meeting market demand for high quality agricultural products. In the next section we will discuss marketing and sales tactics for crops produced under these optimized farm systems.

(12) Marketing And Sales Tactics For Crops

It is important to consider the potential sales and marketing strategies for crops. There are several options available depending on the type of crop being grown, such as direct-to-consumer or wholesale markets.

Direct-to-consumer methods involve selling directly to consumers through retail outlets, farmers’ markets, roadside stands, or online stores. Wholesale markets involve selling products to other businesses that then resell them at a higher price point.

It is also essential to understand how pricing works so that you can charge an appropriate amount for your product. To maximize profits from each sale, it is important to set prices based on market conditions and trends rather than just guessing what customers might be willing to pay.

Additionally, understanding costs associated with production and transportation will help guide pricing decisions when expanding into new markets. With careful consideration of these factors, a successful business plan for selling crops can be created and executed efficiently!

Transitioning smoothly into maintaining financial records requires detailed analysis of income sources and expenses related to farming activities.

(13) Maintaining Financial Records

Maintaining financial records is an important part of starting a farm in Kenya. Keeping accurate and organized data of your income and expenses can help ensure the long-term success of your operation.

The following table outlines some key elements to consider when creating a system for maintaining financial records:

FINANCIAL RECORD	DESCRIPTION	EXAMPLES
Income	Measurement of funds generated by business activities	Product/Service Sales
Expenses	Costs associated with running the farm	Equipment Maintenance Fees
Assets	Resources owned by the business	Land, Livestock, Buildings
Liabilities	Debts owed to creditors by the business	Loans

Creating an effective system for tracking finances requires discipline and commitment. It is essential that all receipts are filed away properly and expenses accurately recorded. Doing so will help you effectively monitor cash flow and make informed decisions about future investments into the farm.

Additionally, having up-to-date financial records makes it easier to identify potential areas for improvement or expansion within your operations. This information can be used as leverage when seeking funding from lenders or investors. Ultimately, managing your finances responsibly will ensure that you have enough money to keep growing your farm over time.

(14)Scaling Your Farm For Maximum Profits

Making the most out of your farm is like having a winning lottery ticket- it takes some luck, but you have to play smart to reap the rewards. To maximize profitability, follow these steps:

1. 1. Invest in good quality farming equipment and materials that can withstand Kenyan weather conditions.

        2.Utilize up-to-date agricultural trends such as precision planting and crop rotation for higher yields with less input costs.

         3.Incorporate modern technologies into your operations such as automated irrigation systems or GPS tracking devices on livestock.

With these three tips in mind, scaling your farm for maximum profits should not be difficult. It is important to research the local market before investing heavily so that you know what products are selling well and which ones will bring in more money than others.

Additionally, focus on building relationships with other farmers and businesses who may be willing to trade goods or services at discounted rates; this could save you time and money while increasing profit margins significantly over time.

Finally, keep an eye out for government incentives that are aimed towards improving the lives of rural communities by providing better access to resources and training opportunities – they could prove invaluable when trying to make your farm profitable!

(15) Frequently Asked Questions

What Are The Most Profitable Crops To Grow In Kenya?

According to a study conducted by the World Bank, Tea is the most profitable crop to grow in Kenya. In 2018, tea and coffee accounted for nearly 30% of the country’s agricultural exports, making it the top export crop in Kenya. This is followed by horticulture, with 15.4%, and other cash crops such as maize, beans, and wheat, which accounted for 10.2% of total agricultural exports.

The study also revealed that the tea sector alone contributed over 2.6 billion US dollars in export earnings. 

Selecting the most profitable crops to grow in Kenya requires careful consideration of various factors. Climate conditions, local competition, market demands and soil type must all be taken into account.

For example, research suggests that organic farming practices, such as using natural fertilizers instead of chemical ones, can be beneficial in meeting high demand for organic produce.

Additionally, understanding the climate and soil type of the region can help farmers identify the right crop varieties for their farm. By considering these factors, farmers can identify crops that will generate the highest return both financially and environmentally. 

(16) What Are The Labor Laws Regarding Hiring Personnel To Assist With Farming In Kenya?

Understanding labor laws in Kenya is essential for agricultural entrepreneurs to ensure a successful farm operation. The Employment Act of 2007 provides protections for employees, such as ensuring non-discrimination in the workplace, setting rules for wages, overtime pay, holidays, sick leave, and termination notice.

Additionally, employers must provide safety equipment or clothing and register their employees with the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) for retirement benefits. Failure to comply with these requirements can result in fines or imprisonment. For more information, visit the [Kenya Law Website].

(17) Are There Any Tax Incentives For Farmers In Kenya?

Fortunately, the Kenyan government has implemented fiscal measures to bolster small-scale farming, such as exemptions or reduced taxes on machinery, cheaper fertilizer prices and land development costs. Moreover, some local governments offer subsidies for rural investments, and crops deemed “essential” may also qualify for favorable taxation rates. To take full advantage of these benefits, aspiring farmers should consult qualified agricultural or taxation professionals for guidance. Doing so will ensure that Kenyan farmers get off to a good start financially. [1]

[1] KPMG. “Tax Incentives for Kenyan Farmers: How to Maximize Their Benefits.” KPMG, 2020, 

(18) Are There Any Grants Available To Help Farmers In Kenya?

Kenyan farmers looking to start a farm may be eligible for certain fiscal incentives, including tax exemptions and subsidies. The government of Kenya has taken steps to encourage small-scale farming investments, such as reducing taxes on machinery or land development costs.

Additionally, farmers growing “essential” crops may be granted favorable taxation rates. To make the most of available tax incentives, it is recommended to consult with agricultural consultants or lawyers familiar with taxation law. According to the World Bank, these incentives have been successful in reducing poverty and improving agricultural productivity.

(19)CONCLUSION

Starting a farm in Kenya is like climbing a mountain: it may take time, but with patience and determination it is achievable.

Overall, starting a farm in Kenya is not without its challenges; however with proper preparation it can be done successfully. By researching applicable information such as best practices for crop selection and utilization of relevant financial support systems, entrepreneurs have access to the necessary tools they need to cultivate flourishing agricultural businesses throughout the country.

Ka Bilaabida Beerta Kenya: Hage Dhamaystiran ee Bilawga.

By Maxamuud Axmed Jaamac-

bilawga beeralayda faa'iidada leh ee Kenya waxay u noqotay mid soo jiidasho leh ganacsatada hamiga leh. Iyadoo la raacayo hagida saxda ah, beer ku guulaysata waa mid la gaari karo qof kasta. Hagahan waxa uu bixinayaa talaabooyinka ugu dambeeya ee lagu caawinayo akhristayaasha inay fahmaan habka bilaw ilaa dhamaad si go'aano xog ogaal ah loo gaadho.

La-taliyayaasha beeralayda waxay ku siin karaan aragti khabiir ku ah nuxurka samaynta beer Kenya, laga bilaabo doorashada dhulka saxda ah ee wax-beerashada ilaa la ogaado fursadaha maalgelinta ee suurtogalka ah ee raasamaal bilowga ah.

Hagahan dhammaystiran waxa uu ka kooban yahay dhammaan macluumaadka lagama maarmaanka ah ee loo baahan yahay si loo bilaabo oo loo sii guulaysto muddo ka dib. Kuwa raadinaya inay bilaabaan beer cusub waxay heli karaan ilo ka caawiya nooc kasta oo beeralay ah, laga bilaabo beerashada likaha ilaa beerashada miraha xiisaha leh iyo lo'da caanaha. Aqoontan, Kenyanku waxay si kalsooni leh u raadin karaan riyooyinkooda ah inay noqdaan beeraley guulaysta.

(1) Dulmarka Beeraha Kenya

Ka Bilaabida Beerta Kenya: Hage Dhamaystiran ee Bilawga

Kuwa u hanqal taagaya in ay Kenya ka hirgeliyaan hawlgal beeralay ah oo guul leh, waxaa jira arrimo badan oo ay tahay in la tixgeliyo. Laga soo bilaabo nooca carrada laga heli karo dalka oo dhan ilaa xeerarka lagu maamulo dhaq-dhaqaaqa xoolaha, in si fiican loo fahmo cimilada beeralaydu waa aasaas. Beeralayda Kenya waxay inta badan isticmaalaan hababka beeralayda ee dhaqameed iyo kuwa casriga ahba, marka waxaa muhiim ah in aad ka digtoonaato labadaba marka aad bilaabayso hawsha.

Noocyada beeraha ee Kenya ayaa laga heli karaa inta u dhaxaysa wax soo saarka dalagga ilaa dhaqashada xoolaha. Ciidda waddanku aad bay u kala duwanaan kartaa inta u dhaxaysa gobollada, iyo nooca dalagyada la beeran karaa waxay ku xidhan tahay halabuurka ciidda. Fahamka xaaladaha ciidda deegaanka ayaa muhiim u ah guusha dadaalka beeraha. Intaa waxaa dheer, dhaqamada xanaanada xoolaha waa in ay u hoggaansamaan xeerarka maxalliga ah.

Waxa kale oo muhiim ah in la baadho noocyada khayraadka laga heli karo aagga, sida bacriminta iyo sahayda biyaha. Aqoontani waxay si weyn u caawin kartaa samaynta go'aamo xog ogaal ah oo ku saabsan doorashada beeralayda ugu fiican ee aagga. Intaa waxaa dheer, waa lagama maarmaan in la tixgeliyo habka beerashada dhabta ah, sida isticmaalka mashiinnada iyo wakhtiga beeritaanka ama goosashada.

Guud ahaan, fahamka nuucyada suuqa beeralayda Kenya waxa ay ka caawin kartaa beeralayda rajada leh in ay isu diyaariyaan guul. Si loo helo aragti dheeraad ah oo ku saabsan arrimaha gaarka ah ee la xiriira beerashada Kenya, [Wasaaradda Beeraha, Xoolaha iyo Kalluumeysiga] waxay bixisaa kheyraad iyo macluumaad badan.

(2) U Diyaargarowga Beertaada

Qalabka beeraha iyo mishiinada

Markaad si cad u fahanto hab-dhaqanka beeraha ee Kenya, waa waqtigii aad bilaabi lahayd qorsheynta iyo u diyaarinta beertaada. Beeralayle ahaan, waxa jira dhawr tillaabo oo muhiim ah oo ay tahay in la qaado ka hor inta aan la iibsan dhulka ama bilaabin hawlaha. Liiska soo socdaa waxa uu tilmaamayaa qaar ka mid ah tixgelinnada muhiimka ah ee beerashada ka hor:

Diyaarinta dhulka: Mid ka mid ah tillaabooyinka ugu horreeya marka beer la bilaabayo waa in la qiimeeyo tayada iyo bacrinta ciidda iyo sidoo kale sifooyinka kale ee jireed sida dhulka iyo daboolka dhirta. Waxa kale oo laga yaabaa inay lagama maarmaan noqoto in la horumariyo kaabayaasha cusub sida hababka waraabka, dhismayaasha biyo-mareenka, ama waddooyinka haddii loo baahdo.

Qalabka Beeraha: Iyadoo ku xiran nooca beerashada aad qorsheyneyso inaad sameyso (tusaale, wax soo saarka dalagga, xanaanada xoolaha), waxay u badan tahay inay lagama maarmaan noqoto inaad soo iibsato qalab gaar ah ka hor inta aanad bilaabin hawlaha. Tusaalooyinka waxaa ka mid ah cagaf-cagafyada, beerta jeexa, kuwa goosta, kuwa wax tumaya, kuwa cawska qaada iwm.

Qaab-dhismeedka Beeraha: Haddii aad qorshaynayso inaad xoolo dhaqdo ama aad kaydiso dalagyada markaas waxaa laga yaabaa inay faa'iido leedahay inaad dhisto dhismayaal si gaar ah loogu talagalay ujeedooyinkaas. Marka laga soo tago maqsinnada ama guryaha lagu koriyo, tas-hiilaadka kaydinta sida silooska ayaa laga yaabaa in loo baahdo in la dhiso iyadoo ku xiran baahidaada.

Marka la tixgeliyo mid kasta oo ka mid ah qaybahan waxaa muhiim ah in la xasuusto in ay si weyn u kala duwanaan karaan iyadoo lagu saleynayo cimilada iyo goobta sidaas darteed cilmi-baaris habboon waa in la sameeyaa ka hor wakhtiga si loo sameeyo qorshe mashruuc oo waxtar leh.

Intaa waxaa dheer, ku dadaalida saxda ah ee ku saabsan sharciyada deegaanka iyo qawaaniinta khuseeya wax kasta oo la xiriira beeraha - tani waxaa ku jira xaddidaadaha aagagga iyo borotokoolka ilaalinta deegaanka taasoo saameyn weyn ku yeelan karta awooddaada inay si guul leh u shaqeyso.