Farmers training Igoki dairy cooperative. Todays topic is on feeding and training courtesy of unga farm care

Today, a Dutch expert, Tseard took farmers through training in Fertility and breeding management. Message for today, Good breed is the foundation of a dairy farm.

Today we took lead farmers for a training at Pejima farm. This is one the top farms in Meru.

Ongoing milk quality training at Kibirichia-Buuri CBE. Good quality milk starts at farm level. We must always remind farmers to collectively care about milk consumers

Successfully held a farmers training in Chure. Topics for today: Feeding.

A young upcoming farmer from Kithoka. He is implementing a improvement here and there and soon, he will be among the best.

Today we had a succesfull training on feeding at Kinoro. Turn out was excellent, and farmers understand that they must harvest their fodder at the right stage to deliver the best nutrients to the cows

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Taking a friend from Rabobank foundation on a tour of a farm in Kiambu

Preaching the gospel of how to keep cows happy is our passion. This morning we were at Mujwa for a lead farmers training.

Today, we successfully conducted training to New Ngorika lead farmers. Its full-filling how farmers are braving the cold to attend our trainings.

Beautiful jersey cows @Imani farm, Karatina. One of the best farms in the area.

Grass silage is gaining popularity. Today We visited Samo farm in Eldoret who is using Kikuyu grass for his herd. When kept well, grass has up to 18% protein reducing the amount of money spent on dairy meal.

Some of my happy clients in Kiplombe. The farm has undergone great transformation and is self sufficient in silage and hay.

I first came to this farm before this calf was born. I have had the pleasure to advice the farmer on how to manage. Soon it will be ready for insemination and the farmer can look forward to great results.