Govt cuts sexed semen cost to boost dairy breeding
The government has heavily subsidised sexed semen, cutting the cost for dairy farmers to between Ksh1,000 and Ksh1,500 per dose at supported service points. Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe said the subsidised price was significantly lower than commercial costs, which can reach Ksh8,000 or more per dose. “Sexed semen is also being […]
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