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JKuat study to revive hope for abandoned quail farming

Study to analyze the genetic diversity of wild and farm-reared quails will inform breeding of quails with desirable characteristics.

Kevin Ananda grew up watching his uncles harvest wild quails in Luanda, Western Kenya. The birds, which were harvested twice every year following short and long rains, were available in plenty between May to July and November to February.

Quail Farming Scam

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