RealtimewithLina & Farm Life

06/03/2026

My family and I sincerely appreciate everyone who reached out with prayers, kind words, calls, and messages of condolence following the passing of our beloved daughter.

Your support, love, and encouragement during this very difficult time have meant more to us than words can fully express. Knowing that we are surrounded by people who care has given us strength and comfort as we navigate this painful loss.

We pray that God bless and reward you all for standing with us in our moment of grief. Thank you for keeping us in your thoughts and prayers.

04/03/2026

I Lost my daughter early hours of today...it pleases the Lord to call her home

01/03/2026

28/02/2026

😂😂 This internet no go kee us!
So now some “celebrities” are drinking hypo for content?

Meanwhile, real farmers are shouting:
“Abegggg leave our disinfectant alone o!” 🐔🧴

If you know, you know.
On the farm, hypo (disinfectant) is not for clout, it’s for biosecurity.

It is what we use to clean drinkers, wash pens, disinfect surfaces, and protect our birds from disease. One small contamination can wipe out weeks of hard work. Farmers no dey play with hygiene at all!

Now imagine going to the market and hypo has doubled in price because somebody wants views and engagement. 😭

Dear content creators,
Some things should not be used for challenge.....this thing is a chemicals.

Let’s entertain people without endangering ourselves or affecting those of us that genuinely need these products for serious work.

Farming is already expensive as it is....feed prices are high, medications are high, fuel is high. Make we no add “hypo inflation” join abeg una. 🙏🏾

Moral of the story:
Not everything should be content.
Some things should remain cleaning supplies Abeke una. 😌

Tag a farmer that understands this pain! 🐓✨

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28/02/2026

Been a long morning cleaning the pen, sorting the birds and now time to feed... introducing calcium

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27/02/2026

Sometimes what you call a “casual post” is actually a seed planted at the right time

The reel I shared on signs of water belly (ascites) in poultry birds was not over-planned.

It was simple, practical, and straight to the point. But look at it getting massive attention!

That’s how the algorithm works.
Platforms like TikkiTok don’t just promote “big creators.” The algorithm studies:

📌Watch time (Did people watch till the end?)
📌Engagement (Did they like, comment, share, save?)
📌Relevance (Is this content solving a real problem?)
📌Consistency (Do you show up often?)

When people watched the reel repeatedly, commented, and shared it with other farmers, the algorithm interpreted it as valuable content and pushed it to more viewers.

The lesson?
📌 Never underestimate simple educational content.
📌 Solve real problems.
📌 Be consistent.
📌 One post can change your visibility.

Sometimes your “small” reel is the one that opens a big door.

Keep posting. Keep teaching. The algorithm rewards value. 💚

Föllöw our backup p a g e Farm Life with Lina for more educational poultry content

27/02/2026

Celebrating our first 100 amazing chicken lovers on our backup p a g e Farm Life with Lina... thank y'all for the support ❤️

26/02/2026

My dear, vaccination is very important in poultry farming. It is not something we skip and hope for the best.

Vaccines protect your birds against deadly diseases like Newcastle disease, Gumboro disease, and Fowl pox. Sometimes birds may look healthy now, but these diseases can come suddenly and wipe out a flock within days.
So are they safe?

For now, if there is no outbreak in your area and your biosecurity is tight, they may still look fine. But without vaccination, they are at risk.

Please monitor them closely:
✅Check for dullness or weakness
✅Watch out for sudden drop in feed intake
✅Look for coughing, sneezing, or diarrhea
✅Observe if mortality increases

If they are still within the right age range, talk to a vet immediately to see if you can still vaccinate.

Going forward, always follow up with a proper vaccination schedule. Prevention is cheaper than treatment, and it saves you from heartbreak and heavy loss.

We learn every day in farming. Just make sure you don’t repeat the mistake next time ☺️

Farm Life with Lina

26/02/2026

Your birds may be d+ing from a parasite and not a virus 🦠...Full video on our backup p a g e Farm Life with Lina

26/02/2026

Healthy Birds, Stronger Profits: Why Care Matters

In poultry farming, every healthy bird is a step toward success.

When your birds are well-fed, clean, and disease-free, you reduce mortality, lower medication costs, and improve growth and egg production. This means less money lost to sickness, less waste in feed, and more birds reaching their full potential.

Caring for your flock isn’t just about avoiding loss...it’s an investment.

Healthy birds grow faster, lay more eggs, and give you consistent income. By prioritizing their health, you build a farm that is efficient, productive, and profitable.

Remember: A healthy flock today means higher profits tomorrow. Take care of your birds, and they will take care of your you.

Föllöw our backup p a g e Farm Life with Lina for more educational poultry content