The state is developing 110 hectares of grazing reserve for livestock feed production to sustain gains from Nigeria’s local dairy development programme.
Farmers are demanding lower feed costs, stronger cooperatives, and better veterinary services as Kenya grapples with milk shortage.
Phytase is widely used in poultry and swine, but conventional enzymes have had limited effectiveness in dairy cattle.
The facility will combine genomic selection with IVF, embryo transfer and sex-sorted semen to accelerate the multiplication of animals carrying desirable traits.
The platform will provide a structured system for recording animal information and tracking livestock throughout their production and movement.
The project aims to reach 30,000 smallholder dairy farmers over a nine-month pilot period.
WAMUL has supplied approximately 23,000 metric tonnes of cattle feed and 175 metric tonnes of mineral mixture since resuming operations.
The company will usethe funding to increase production capacity and accelerate the commercialization of its precision-fermented dairy proteins.
This partnership reflects on shared ambition to strengthen food supply and drive greater efficiency across the dairy value chain.
These innovations has the greatest potential to reshape the future of feed