According to President William Ruto’s top economic adviser, David Ndii, the dairy sector offers the quickest and most impactful opportunity to improve the country’s cost
Research done by the Kenya Agriculture and Livestock Organization reveals that poorly fed cows take more up to two years to conceive. Well-nourished heifers on
Checking breed records before artificial insemination (AI) services can increase farmers’ chances of getting the anticipated offspring results by more than 60 percent, saving them
Dairy farmers in Tharaka Nithi County are set to benefit from reduced Artificial Insemination (AI) services by up to 40 per cent following the launched
Kitui Governor H.E. Charity Ngilu admiring a dairy cow at a past agricultural event. Over 100,000 farmers in the county are set to benefit from
Mr. Bentamin Musau at his bulls’ shed stand during a past Machakos Agricultural Society of Kenya Show. Photo: Laban Robert/Farmbiz Africa. A Nairobi-based lawyer is currently
Veterinary officials administering artificial insemination service to a cow. Photo courtesy. The Kenya Agriculture and Livestock Research Organization has embarked on a research study in
The county government of Makueni and Kikima Dairy Farmers Cooperative Society yesterday commissioned Kikima Dairy plant worth Sh25 million shilling with the capacity to
Isaac Shilaro, a smallholder dairy farmer in Kakamega showcasing his cow during a past Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) show at Kakamega Showground. A healthy
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