The livestock sub-sector is responsible for over 90 percent of agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and about 20 percent of Kenya’s GHG emissions, driving further climate change. According to Nakuru County Chief Officer for Livestock, Fisheries, and Veterinary Services, Dr. Michael Cheruiyot livestock is a major contributor of methane, which has a relatively short life…
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