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Kenya commits to develop its feed and fodder sector

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Aron Kangwony at his Vetiver grass farm at home in Tilomwonin village in Kamnarok that lies on the base of Kerio Valley belt in Baringo County on August 25, 2022. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

Kenya has committed to developing its feed and fodder sector in a bid to promote economic growth and create job opportunities.

Through the African Union-InterAfrican for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR) Resilient African Feed and Fodder Systems and other interventions, the Kenyan government said it has set a strategy to overcome the challenges.

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