Nowadays it has become our norm to invite input suppliers and service providers to come and join us in training farmers.

Because seeing is believing, I conduct 70% of my training where the cows are. As expected, farmers concentrate better and adopt more.

Today I am facilitating lead farmers meeting at Chure Dairy cooperative. We are sharing ideas on how we can produce more milk at a cheaper cost.

Most of the times, we conduct meetings in the farms. Today I am training in milk delivery routes. The message remains the same. Take care of your calf, invest in fodder to reduce costs.

We had a succesful meeting with the board of Igoki dairy cooperative to discuss ways of improving services to farmers.

To get a good balance between energy and proteins, a farmer in Ngorika decided to intercrop Boma Rhodes with Lucerne in Ngorika. The results is amazing.

My colleague Kennedy Khisa conducting a training to Munithu lead farmers. These farmers supply milk to Nyaki Dairy cooperative.

We successfully conducted a route training on feeding and fodder to farmers supplying milk to Igoki dairy cooperative. We also had plans to catch up on the implementation of the fodder plan that we developed for the farmers

It is important for farmers to check quality of silage in the pit. A simple way to do this is to put your hand inside and feel if its heating up. If this is the case then it means microbes have started spoiling the silage.

This week, Jos, one of the experienced dairy experts in Kenya with over 25 years experience is visiting our Meru team. We will visit lead farmers and learn best practises.

The Deputy president opens Olenguruone farmers sacco(mavuno Daima sacco) and promises to buy 3 coolers,a tractor & a canter to transport milk,& donate 10m to put up a new building for the coolers

We had a succesfull day. Training farmers from Gakando route, Buuri Dairy cooperative

Mujwa CBE, lead farmers training

Todays training. Arithi Dairy coop, Gikurune route.

Kiirua exchange visit at Rachel farm-Nyaki.