Dairy Transformation 3; Bought a cow doing 1L and have managed to get it to 12 L in few weeks.

At the start of Dairy Mashinani trainings, this farmer bought a cow that only gave him 1 cup of mik. In the few months he has followed the training guidelines he has managed to transform it to 12L. Watch the video to see how.
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[@cosmas1565]

Subtitles to us who can’t understand Kiswahili

[@aliyulaliyu169]

pls try and speak english you have a content but not for all

[@dairynetworks]

Well some of this videos are recorded in rural areas and some of the locals can’t hold a conversation in English.

[@Nahashon-g7i]

Is he really genuine 40 litres by then

[@dairynetworks]

Could be. With large grazing fields most people were able to get higher yields especially because they could be consistent with it. With division of land, it’s becomes increasingly difficult to provide fodder through grazing that’s not enough in terms of quantity and quality consistently to provide milk as it should. We see now even pastoralists struggle to keep grazing and have to travel far and wide which the stress also causes the cattle to produce less. Lastly land was virgin for the most part in former years and the grass grown was of higher DM content. Changing times have made it increasingly difficult to get the same results from grazing that’s why we are adopting zero grazing.

[@Ethacar]

Kwa njugunaa

[@Ethacar]

That English is from someone who is kiwinated