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Vets want more plants set up to boost artificial insemination access

With the demand for artificial insemination (AI) services on the rise, stakeholders are calling for setting up of more liquid nitrogen (N2) plants in the counties.

The Kenya Veterinary Paraprofessional Association (KVPA) has attributed the high cost of AI to lack of such plants, which are used to preserve semen.

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