As a small boy I grazed cattle during weekends and school holidays. I developed the love, the skills, and the maths to handle livestock. Milk is a darling of Kenyans to prepare tea every morning so this makes my idea to rear dairy cows a hot market. I believe the cities has my market and I can't wait to have my farm support a milk processing plant in a few years to come

Milk from my farm is sold raw. It was easy to start using $150 from my savings,, as I had ancestral land to depend on. Milk has never lacked market in my county for the years I have lived thus giving me an assurance. I manage 20 litres of milk every day.. a litre selling at $0.5. giving me $10. I use this money for cattle feeds, cow lick, veterinary services and labour to keep the farm running.

Profits are saved and make more development at the end of the year

I will buy super maclick salt for my lactating mothers and also some to the heifers. It is important to work on all generations in the current time ,, as i have heard farm educational visits and learnt that it is important