Dairy

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The investment will go towards strengthening genetics, enhancing feed and fodder production, expanding cold-chain infrastructure, and supporting farmer organisations.

Lameness contributes to growing public concerns regarding longevity of cattle, and causes substantial economic losses in both the dairy and beef industries.

Tanzania’s dairy industry has long faced challenges of low productivity due to limited access to improved breeds and modern technologies.

This move comes as the Kenyan government intensifies its investments in dairy farming to boost local milk production.

The country’s emphasis on self-sufficiency has fuelled rapid output growth, supported by large-scale modernised operations and imported high-yield cattle.

Farm-twin is a virtual replica of the entire farm system powered by real-time data from sensors, telemetry, and digital tools.

The ROI Calculator 2.0 is available free of charge online, providing a data-driven approach for farmers seeking to strengthen their feeding strategies.

A highlight of the exhibition will be the Dairy Innovations Hub, where processors will present their latest product innovations to buyers, distributors and investors.

To ensure safety, CS Kagwe announced that the government will soon launch a Good Quality Milk certification programme.