Chicks

We offer breeding programmes for chickens too.We use modern technology in genetics to come up with improved versions of layers which in consideration consume less but lay well,but only under adequate environmental conditions.Apart from layers we also breed up cocks staight from our hatcheries and are sold as chicks as from being a week old.As a pick me up for your chicks we offer supplements in order to give the chicks a good 'pick me up' in which they need to grow strong.

Dairy

Apart from bull breeds we also offer breeding programmes for dairy cows too.The breeding is done through artificial insemination in order to prevent injury of cows during breeding.The various breeds offered include:Fresians,New guernesy,Hostlen,Ayshire,Dutch Belted and Brown Swiss.

Rabbits

Rabbit farming is more convenient and profitable than farming in most of other animals, because to start off entails just little capital with a small space, and it is an animal that is very prolific. Starting with just 2 does and 1 buck, within one year could give you 50 rabbits or more.

Pigs

Pig farming is not only profitable, not only guarantees between 15-35% returns on investment, not only has the potential to expand quickly but it's also capital intensive. And yes, most of the cost of production will go into feeding and no! pigs do not eat anything for your commercial pig farm to make profit

Goats

Goat farming in Kenya is becoming viable and it is profitable. This generates income from meat, milk, manure and hides. KBS reported the number of goats in Kenya to be 26.7 million in the year 2020. This underscores the growth and opportunism of the sector

Turkey

Turkey farming is profitable if managed correctly, focusing on quality feeds, vaccination, proper housing, and targeting the right markets. Starting small with a manageable flock and scaling up as you gain experience is advisable to minimize risks and maximize returns.

Geese

Geese can be raised for a number of different reasons, including to provide meat or down and feathers or to serve as weeders or guard animals. Geese are excellent foragers, and by the time they are five to six weeks old, they can get a lot of their diet from pasture.

Sheep

Sheep are not difficult animals to raise; however, they do require a higher level of management than beef cattle. Therefore, if you have never raised sheep before, the first suggestion would be to begin with 20 to 50 ewes and then increase numbers in future years, if the sheep business is for you.