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A-Z of making good cash from rearing kienjeji birds

Mrs Gladys Kivoto, a kienyeji chicken farmer at Mwala village, Mutomo in Kitui county sows her homemade chicken feeds which she says are highly nutritious. The farmer is currently keeping 450 kienyeji chicken. [Philip Muasya, Standard]

At Gladys Kivoto’s farm in Mwala village in Mutomo, Kitui County, five birdcages stand side by side, each holding kienyeji chicken at different stages of life.

The youngest of these are 50 three-day-old chicks that have just been separated from their mother while the oldest birds are in cage five, at five months old, which is the final stage before they are sold.

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