Is Camel Farming In Kenya Really Profitable?

Camel milk farming is growing fast in Kenya and across the East Africa and the Middle East regions. Camel rearing is especially popular where climate change affects traditional livestock farming. Camel milk, meat, wool, and other byproducts are in high demand globally and locally. Camel milk has many health benefits. It is rich in vitamins…

FAQs on Layers Chicken Rearing in Kenya- Best Answers

Are you a layers chicken farmer in Kenya looking for answers to prices, costs, feed needs and vaccination schedules? This post gives you the best answers to various FAQs you may have. Q: What are the qualities of Kenchic layers Chicken? A: Kenchic layers have these qualities: high liveability (over 93.2%), start laying eggs at…

How to buy High Quality Livestock Animals the Right way

Are you considering adding livestock to your farm but unsure where to start? The key to success lies in acquiring high-quality animals that are healthy, productive, and well-suited to your farming goals. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the process of purchasing quality livestock for your farm, from pre-purchase planning to the actual…

How to make Homemade Dairy Feed in Kenya: A Guide

Are you looking for a cheaper source of quality dairy feed? Dairy farming is one of the most profitable livestock farming in Kenya. However, the cost of commercial feeds is the biggest expense for small-scale farmers. The cheapest solution for you to reduce this cost is making your own feed at home. In this blog…

Is Dairy Farming Profitable in Kenya?

Looking at how profitable is dairy farming in Kenya?  In this blog post, we give you the estimates of the money you can make rearing dairy cattle for milk. We will use the cost-benefit analysis for both the intensive and semi-intensive farming systems. For illustration, the estimates will use findings from a 2020 study to…

Is Hay Farming in Kenya Really Profitable?

Are you curious about the profitability of hay farming in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs)? In this detailed analysis, we’ll explore how you can maximize profits from hay farming, particularly with Boma Rhodes grass, African Foxtail, and Maasai Love grass. We’ll break down the costs, potential earnings, and practical tips to ensure your hay farming venture is successful.

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