Dairy farmers in Murang’a have cited delayed payment from cooperative societies as the major challenge crippling the sector, forcing them to sell their milk to private companies. This comes even as the government tries to put in place measures to stabilize the sector by mitigating costs related to dairy production and strengthening Kenya’s dairy value chain….
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