KALRO Dairy Research Institute Naivasha

12/02/2026

HIGH-QUALITY DORPER SHEEP AVAILABLE!
We have healthy, well-bred Dorper sheep at competitive prices:
✔ 4 to 5 months old — KSh 7,500
✔ 7 months old — KSh 13,000
✔ 10 months old ram — KSh 17,000
✔ Females (ready for pregnant) — KSh 22,500
https://kalrolivestockfarm.com

🚜 Why choose us?
✓ Disease-free, vaccinated sheep
✓ Fast growth & excellent meat quality
✓ Trusted farm with proven breeding

KALRO Dairy Research Institute
📢 Limited stock! Call/WhatsApp today:
📞 0752513407
LOCATION: Naivasha KALRO farm
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12/02/2026

Strong body. Fast growth. Excellent meat quality.
Our Boer goats are bred for performance and profitability.
If you’re serious about goat farming, you already know quality matters.
Message us today for availability and pricing.

04/02/2026

Pure Cows for quick sales.
Calves prices
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04/02/2026

Dorper sheep farming in Kenya
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30/01/2026

Today, KALRO was pleased to host the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Public Service, Human Capital Development and Special Programmes, Hon. Geoffrey Kiringa Ruku, at the Dairy Research Institute (DRI), Naivasha. He was received by the KALRO Board Chairman Dr. Thuo Mathenge, KALRO Director General Dr. Patrick Ketiem and other directors. The visit focused on exploring animal feed options and deliberating on effective strategies for distributing feed to drought-affected areas to prevent livestock losses.

During the visit, the CS toured the Utafiti Feed Mill, where he was taken through the various types of animal feeds produced at the Institute and the full production process. He commended KALRO for its commitment to producing high-quality feeds designed to promote optimal livestock health and productivity, noting their critical role in supporting farmers during challenging climatic conditions.

The CS also inspected the Institute’s hay barns to confirm the availability of feed for distribution under the Government’s drought mitigation initiative. He later visited the livestock units, where he observed the animals in excellent condition an outcome he attributed to the quality feeds produced at the Institute reinforcing KALRO’s role in safeguarding farmer livelihoods and strengthening national food security.

30/01/2026

I hear Somali goats are going for as little as KSh 6,300 per goat in Mandera.
in Ruiru, goat meat is retailing at KSh 900 per kg.
You can come together as a group and cost-share the expense of renting a trailer from Mandera to your common location.
The same amount you’d spend on a kg of mbuzi choma in Kamakis is roughly what you’d pay for an entire mature Somali goat

27/01/2026

Farming success is built on strategy, not shortcuts.
Instead of spending KSh 250,000–300,000 on one in-calf or lactating cow, a patient and focused farmer can invest in the future.
By buying 4–6 month old calves at around KSh 40,000 each, you can build a herd over time. Within two years, with proper care and commitment, those calves will mature into productive animals.
The journey may be tough, but patience, consistency, and hard work always pay off. Strong farms are not built overnight — they are built with vision.

Quality livestock available 💯 -Goats: Boer, Kalahari red, Savanna and Saanen 🐐🐐 -Sheep: Dorper, Merino and Meat Master 🐑🐑 -Cattle: Brahman, Boran,, Holstein and Jersey 🐄🐮 -For sale and anyone who want

27/01/2026

I would have been glad to advise you on where to obtain this excellent breed; however, there has been little to no communication, and I have not even received a greeting since the year started.
For inquiries and guidance, please contact us:
📞 +254752513407 (Naivasha)
🌐 https://kalrolivestockfarm.com

27/01/2026

Strong, healthy, and well-managed heifers with excellent dairy genetics.
Perfect for farmers looking to invest early in high-yield dairy cows.

24/01/2026

Two weeks ago, I informed you that this season presents the best opportunity to purchase live animals at significantly lower prices. Currently, Somali (Galla) goats are selling at approximately Ksh 6,000, while younger goats are available for as low as Ksh 1,000.
For those who have sufficient funds to purchase and properly feed the animals during January, this is the right time to take advantage of the market. Please note that prices are expected to rise sharply, reaching around Ksh 15,000 by March.
This opportunity is strictly applicable to individuals who are financially prepared.