Dairy firm unveils plan to boost farmers’ earnings

Brookside Executive Chairman Muhoho Kenyatta (centre) chats with the firm's Milk Procurement Director John Gethi (left) during the launch of the Mt Elgon Livelihoods Project in Kitale. More than 30,000 small-scale farmers in Trans Nzoia and Bungoma counties will benefit from a multi-million-shilling agriculture sustainability project. (PHOTO: KEVIN TUNOI/ STANDARD)

More than 30,000 small-scale farmers in Trans Nzoia and Bungoma counties will benefit from a multi-million-shilling agriculture sustainability project.

Milk processor Brookside Dairy has partnered with Livelihoods Fund, a France-based investment solutions provider and Vi Agroforestry, a development organisation in the initiative.