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How to Start Your Own Broiler Chicken Farm in Kenya
30
May
9
Broiler farming, the practice of raising and breeding chickens specifically for meat production, has gained significant momentum in Kenya over the years. With its high feed efficiency and rapid growth, broiler farming has become a profitable and worthwhile enterprise for many farmers in the country. However, success in this industry requires careful planning, market identification, […]
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Odhiambo : I use silt to get giant healthy vegetables
26
Mar
1
‘Janam dhoge rach, ok cham alot’. This is a common dholuo term loosely translated to mean ‘People from the lake have no appetite for vegetables’. This is because they have easy access to fish, a tastier delicacy. However, Joseph Odhiambo, a farmer at Usenge Beach in Siaya County has gone against the grain and is running […]