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Your cow is your asset. Milk is her daily dividend. 🥛And the size of that dividend is decided BEFORE she calves.Many far...
16/10/2026

Your cow is your asset. Milk is her daily dividend. 🥛
And the size of that dividend is decided BEFORE she calves.

Many farmers start feeding well only after calving. By then, half the game is gone. Here is the DairyVerse plan, step by step, with our new-generation range.

🐄 PHASE 1: IT STARTS AT CONCEPTION
Serve your heifer when she reaches about 2/3 of her mother's adult weight (about 330 kg if mum weighs 500 kg). Good body condition now means better fertility and more milk later.

🌾 PHASE 2: DRY-OFF (8 weeks before calving)
Stop milking and ask your vet about dry-cow therapy. Give more hay or dry stover, cut silage by 40%, keep dairy meal at 3 kg or less, and use low-calcium dry-cow minerals.
✅ NEW: DryCow-Boost. 30 g a day for 36 days (one 1.08 kg pack). Vitamins A, D3 and E plus live yeast. No added copper or selenium, so it is safe with her dry-cow lick.

📈 PHASE 3: STEAMING UP (last 18 days)
Give high-protein feeds, raise dairy meal step by step to 5 kg a day, and keep the dry-cow lick going.
✅ Tranzpro®. 2 tablespoons a day, from 18 days before calving to day 36 after. Supports udder growth and calf nutrition.

🍼 PHASE 4: FRESH COW (calving to day 36)
Milk starts flowing, but appetite drops. Act fast: give fresh fodder (70 kg) or silage (20 kg) a day, raise dairy meal to match her milk, and go back to high-calcium minerals.
✅ NEW: Rumen Feed® "1-Day Silage". Old fodder, new appetite! Mix 250 g into 250 kg of chopped napier or dry maize stover (one 1 kg pack treats about 1 tonne). Cover overnight and feed the next day. It softens tough fodder so she eats more.

🥛 PHASE 5: MILKING (day 37 to next dry-off)
Feed dairy meal by milk yield, with clean water always.
✅ NEW: Maziwa Boost Extra®. 150 g a day, every day she milks. One 4.5 kg pack lasts 30 days. KSh 3,750. Supports milk, body condition and fertility.
✅ NEW: Machicha-Mix®. Feeding machicha? Add 1 scoop (23 g) per cow a day. Keep machicha to 5 kg per cow, always with long fodder. Supports a steady rumen.

WHEN DONE RIGHT, EXPECT:
✔ A smoother calving and transition
✔ A strong appetite after calving
✔ Back on heat around day 45
✔ A higher milk peak that lasts

These are feed supplements for nutrition support, not medicines. If your cow is sick, call your vet first.

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📍 Nairobi | Thika | Githunguri | Nakuru
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Which phase is hardest on your farm? Tell us in the comments 👇

Fodder is money. Store it right, or watch it rot. Hay stacked under a roof, napier ready for cutting, a chaff cutter at ...
14/10/2026

Fodder is money. Store it right, or watch it rot.

Hay stacked under a roof, napier ready for cutting, a chaff cutter at work: this is a farm that takes feeding seriously. But even the best fodder loses its value if it's stored badly. 👇
Fodder storage: do's and don'ts
✅ Hay: stack bales under a roof, on a raised floor or pallets, with gaps for airflow. Never leave them on bare, damp ground.
✅ Napier and green fodder: cut fresh, and chop just enough for 1 to 2 days. Heaped chaff heats up and spoils fast.
✅ Chaff: keep it on a clean, dry surface, away from soil and animal droppings.
✅ Silage: pack it tight, seal it airtight, and keep it away from water.
✅ Check every day: look for dampness, mould and pests before you feed.
❌ Don't feed fodder that smells musty or sour, or looks dusty, white or hairy.
❌ Don't store fuel, oil or chemicals near feed. That engine and jerrycan belong away from the fodder.
Why it matters
Mouldy or spoiled fodder lowers intake, cuts milk, and can make cows sick. Good storage means every shilling and every hour you spend growing fodder reaches your cow, and with the right minerals, she turns it into milk.
How do you store your fodder? Tell us below, and tag a farmer who needs this! 👇
📲 Need help planning your cows' feeding and minerals? Message us:
https://wa.me/254743699774?text=Hi%20Dairyverse,%20I%20saw%20your%20fodder%20storage%20post,%20please%20help%

Walk into your zero-grazing unit right now. What do you notice first? 👀☀️ Bright and airy😓 Dark and stuffy🥵 Hot and humi...
14/10/2026

Walk into your zero-grazing unit right now. What do you notice first? 👀
☀️ Bright and airy
😓 Dark and stuffy
🥵 Hot and humid
Drop your emoji in the comments! 👇
Here's the truth: your cows can't tell you their housing is the problem. They just eat less, produce less milk and get sick more often.
🌬️ Fresh air = fewer problems
Stale air traps heat, moisture and ammonia from urine and manure. That means:
▪️ Coughing and pneumonia, especially in calves
▪️ Heat stress and lower milk yield
▪️ Wet bedding, which brings mastitis and hoof trouble
☀️ Sunlight = stronger cows
Light helps cows and calves make vitamin D, so they absorb calcium and phosphorus for strong bones and good fertility. It also dries the unit and keeps germs in check.
🌳 But don't forget shade!
Light is good. Harsh midday heat is not. Give your animals somewhere cool to rest.
✅ 60-second unit check: how many can you tick?
▪️ Gap under the eaves or ridge for hot air to escape
▪️ Open sides for a cross breeze
▪️ Clear roofing sheets letting in daylight
▪️ Sloped floor so urine drains away
▪️ Enough space for every animal to lie down comfortably
▪️ Bright calf pens, protected from cold drafts
Score yourself: 6/6 🏆, 4/6 👍 or 2/6 🛠️?
Comment your score and tell us the ONE thing you'd fix first. We'll share practical tips for the most common problems! 💬
Tag a farmer friend whose unit needs a look. 🤝
A healthy unit means healthier cows, stronger calves and better milk production.

12/10/2026

Drying off your cow the right way: the rest that builds her next lactation 🐄🥛
Many farmers keep milking until the cow almost gives nothing, or dry her off in a hurry. But the dry period is not wasted time. It is when her udder repairs and her body prepares for the next calf and the next lactation. A healthy cow and a productive farm start here. 🌱
When to dry her off
⏳ About 60 days (8 weeks) before calving, which is around seven months into the pregnancy
✅ Too early and you lose milk income
✅ Too late and she calves weak, with less milk next time
Write down her service date, so you know her due date and can count back.
How to dry her off
1️⃣ Reduce high-energy feed: cut dairy meal and concentrates as she is dried, and stop pushing her to produce.
2️⃣ Keep good roughage: feed more hay or straw and less silage. Keep clean water available all the time.
3️⃣ Cut milking gradually: milk less often over a few days, then stop completely.
4️⃣ Keep her minerals: do not remove minerals. Switch to a dry-cow, low-calcium mineral.
5️⃣ Protect the udder: ask your vet about dry-cow therapy. This is very important if she has had mastitis, because the dry period is the safest time to treat and protect her udder.
Check her condition
A cow should ideally calve at a body condition score of about 3 to 3.5. A cow that is too thin or too fat calves badly. If she is thin, start building her condition now, in the dry period, not after calving. 🐄
Mistakes to avoid
❌ Drying off too late because "she is still giving a little milk"
❌ Stopping milking suddenly with no udder care
❌ Leaving a cow with mastitis history untreated
❌ Feeding a dry cow like a milking cow
❌ Starting preparation only when she is about to calve
What comes next
After the dry period comes steaming up, the final 18 days before calving, when feeding is raised again so she calves well and peaks strongly. Our Tranzpro® supports this stage, 18 days before calving and 36 days after.
🚚 Free delivery countrywide, through your preferred matatu sacco.
📲 Is a cow on your farm due to dry off? Send us her due date and body condition, and we'll plan the dry period and the steaming-up with you:
https://wa.me/254743699774?text=Hi%20Dairyverse,%20I%20saw%20your%20drying%20off%20video,%20please%20help%20me%20plan%20my%20cow
💬 When did you last dry off a cow, and how did it go?
Tell us below, and tag a farmer who needs to see this! 👇

You can still Restore® Her!
12/10/2026

You can still Restore® Her!

12/10/2026

Every farmer knows the pain of a cow that never seems to come on heat. She eats well, she looks fine, but months pass and she is still not in calf. Every extra month she stays open costs you milk, calves and money. 💸
Very often the problem is not that she isn't cycling. It is silent heat: she is on heat, but shows almost no signs. 🤫
What is silent heat?
Her ovaries are working and she is ovulating, but she doesn't bellow, mount or stand still to be mounted. You miss the window, so she is not served, and you wait another 21 days for the next chance. Miss it again and the weeks add up. ⏳
Why does it happen?
🔸 Mineral gaps. Zinc, copper, selenium, phosphorus and vitamins A and E all support the hormones that drive heat.
🔸 Poor body condition. Cows that are too thin, or that lose too much weight after calving, often delay or hide their heat.
🔸 Energy and protein shortage. A cow in negative energy balance after calving puts milk before breeding.
🔸 Stress and discomfort. Slippery or hard floors, lameness, heat stress and overcrowding make cows less likely to show heat.
🔸 Disease. A womb infection or an ovarian problem can stop heat altogether, and only a vet can confirm this.
Heat signs to watch for (and they can be brief):
👀 Standing still when other cows mount her
👀 Mounting other cows
👀 Restlessness, bellowing, or going off her feed
👀 A sudden drop in milk
👀 Clear, stringy mucus from the v***a, and a swollen, reddish v***a
Heat often lasts only 12 to 18 hours, so a quick glance at noon can miss it.
How to catch silent heat on your farm:
✅ Watch your cows for 20 to 30 minutes, 3 times a day: early morning, midday and evening
✅ Keep a record of every cow's calving and heat dates, so you know when the next one is due (around every 21 days)
✅ Use tail paint or heat-detection aids to spot cows that have been mounted
✅ Feed a balanced diet with a complete mineral program, every day, all year
✅ Keep her body condition in check: not too thin, not too fat
✅ Call your vet if a cow hasn't shown heat 60 to 90 days after calving, or keeps repeating heat without conceiving
Where Fertility+® helps 🌿
Our Fertility+® is a supplement for farmers dealing with delayed or silent heat, and it supports conception rates and reproductive performance when used alongside good feeding and management. Give it a full program and pair it with good heat detection.
🚚 Free delivery countrywide, through Northrift or your preferred matatu sacco.
📲 Is a cow on your farm struggling to show heat or to conceive? Tell us her last calving date, her body condition and what she eats, and we'll help you find the cause and the right plan:
https://wa.me/254743699774?text=Hi%20Dairyverse,%20my%20cow%20has%20silent%20heat,%20I%20need%20help
💬 Tell us in the comments: how long has your cow been open? Tag a farmer who needs to read this! 👇

Why your cow's coat tells you about her feedA dull, rough or patchy coat is often one of the first visible signs that a ...
11/10/2026

Why your cow's coat tells you about her feed

A dull, rough or patchy coat is often one of the first visible signs that a cow isn't getting enough of what she needs. Coat condition reflects overall nutrition, including protein, energy, minerals and water intake, not just the season.

Before changing anything, check the basics: is she eating consistently, is clean water always available, and is her ration balanced for her stage of production?

Nutrition support works best as part of good management. Persistent coat or weight problems should always be checked by your vet.

📞 Questions on feeding? Call or text 0719 818 800.

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11/10/2026

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📍Nairobi - Tumaini House, 5th Floor, Along Moi Avenue, Next to Kencom House

📍Nakuru - Ereto Plaza, 2nd Floor, Along Mburu Gichua Road

📍Thika - Protocol Place, 1st Floor, Suite A12, Along Uhuru Street

📍Kericho - Kipsitet - Jaycee Animal Feeds, Along Kericho - Kisumu Highway, Opposite Piuche Petrol Station

📍Githunguri - Karu Annex, 3rd Floor, Suite D6, Opposite Matatu Stage

📍Kampala, Uganda - Bwaise Taxi Park, Zamzam Arcade, Ground Floor & 1st Floor, Suite ZZ212.

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