Over 2,600 farmers in Kakamega County have benefitted from subsidised Artificial Insemination (AI) services meant to upgrade the county’s dairy cattle breeds to boost milk production. The AI services, courtesy of a partnership between the Kakamega County government and Farm Input Promotions (FIPS) Africa, target to have thousands of cows served with semen for high-milk-producing…
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