A guide To Calf Management
Ensuring the health and growth of young calves is crucial for dairy farmers. Healthy calves not only grow into strong cows but also contribute to the overall productivity of the farm
Maximizing Profits in Dairy Cattle Production: Expert Strategies for Success
To combat these, implementing effective herd health management practices, providing clean and stress-free environments, as well as regular veterinary check-ups are essential preventive measures
Feeding your dairy calves during the first 3 days of life
In order to enhance reproduction, a heifer needs minerals in sufficient quantities. Calcium is important for physical growth as well as proper muscle functioning
Avoid delayed onset of heat by proper rearing of your heifer
In order to enhance reproduction, a heifer needs minerals in sufficient quantities. Calcium is important for physical growth as well as proper muscle functioning
The Future of Dairy Farming in Kenya: Sustainable Practices and Profitable Opportunities
Dairy farming in Kenya has always been a vital part of the country’s agricultural sector, and with sustainable practices and profitable opportunities on the horizon, its future is even brighter
Boosting Milk Yield: Practical Tips for Dairy Farmers in Kenya
In Kenya, dairy farming is a vital source of income for many smallholder farmers. Maximizing milk yield from dairy cows is essential for profitability and sustainability. This blog will explore actionable strategies and best practices for improving milk yield in dairy cows across Kenya.
How to feed your dairy calf
Provide high quality milk or milk replacers. Milk replacer is a specially formulated powder that contains the nutrients that a calf needs for proper growth and development.
How to start a dairy farm in Kenya
The basics to successful dairy production are: Genetics -Breed, Nutrition & Economics
Enhancing Dairy Farming Profitability in Kenya: Key Strategies
Improving the profitability of dairy cows in Kenya and across Africa is essential for sustainable farming practices.
Milk Fever in Dairy Cows
It is caused by a sudden drop in calcium levels in the blood, which is critical for muscle function and other physiological processes