In 2016 Azeh Jerome Ndonwi, a farmer at Awae outskirt of Yaoundé in Cameroon lost all his 2,100 chicken and 52 pigs to birds’ flu
Farmers feeding pigs with commercial or formulated meals are making up to 34 per cent more profit than those who resort to kitchen and other
While other farmers are finding it hard to find market for their sugarcane and maize produce, one Kakamega farmer who abandoned the two crops in
Farmers rearing pigs can reduce the cost of production by a substantial percentage through adopting home-made feeds using readily available raw materials such as sweet
Antony tending to some of his ornamental birds at his farm in Dunga, Kisumu County. Photo courtesy. When Antony Okoth Ogal graduated in 2016 from
Piglets eating from sweet potato vines. Pig feeds are expensive, taking up to 80 per cent of a farmer’s production costs. With
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