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Challenges in milk processing and marketing among dairies in the semi-arid tropical Kenya

Nguluu, Simon N.; Njarui, D. M. G.; Gatheru, M.; Wambua, J. M.; Mwangi, D. M.; Keya, G. A. (2010)

Processing and marketing of milk are important levels of growth of dairy industry. A survey was conducted on 17 dairies based in 11 trading centres within the semi-arid region of Eastern Kenya using a structured questionnaire. ...
Dairy cattle value chain assessment: Characterization of milk production in semi-arid Kenya

Nguluu, Simon N.; Njarui, D. M. G.; Gatheru, M.; Wambua, J. M.; Mwangi, D. M.; Keya, G. A. (2009)
The Desert Margins Programme Approaches in Upscaling Best-Bet Technologies in Arid and Semi-arid Lands in Kenya

Nyariki, Dickson M.; Esilaba, A.O.; Okoti, M.; Keya, G. A.; Miriti, J. M.; Kigomo, J. N.; Olukoye, G.; Wekesa, L.; Ego, W.; Muturi, G. M.; Cheruiyot, H. K. (Springer Netherlands, 2011)

Kenya’s land surface is primarily arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) which account for 84% of the total land area. The Desert Margins Programme (DMP) in Kenya has made some contribution to understanding which technology ...
Feeding management for dairy cattle in smallholder farming systems of semi-arid tropical Kenya

Nguluu, Simon N.; Njarui, D. M. G.; Gatheru, M.; Wambua, J. M.; Mwangi, D. M.; Keya, G. A. (2011)

Inadequate nutrition is a major constraint that impact negatively on the growth and viability of dairy cattle farming in Kenya. A study was carried out to assess feeding practices, feed availability and coping strategies ...
Sowing hope in the face of declining productivity of arid lands: A case study of Marsabit district, Kenya

Ndathi, Aphaxard J. N.; Ngutu, M. N.; Njoroge, G. W.; Keya, G. A.; Nyamori, B. O.; Ndung'u, J. N.; Maina, I. N.; Tura, I.; Adongo, A. O.; Kuria, S. G.; Njanja, J. C.; Wanyua, F. (Kenya Agricultural Research Institute, 2003-11)

Arid and semi-arid lands (ASAL) comprise about 80 percent of Kenya's land surface and receive limited and unreliable annual rainfall. Nomadia and semi-sedentary pastoralists who keep camels, cattle, sheep, goats, and donkeys ...

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