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African Farm Resource Centre Farming is the key to Africa's push towards food security. African Farm Resource Centre is a supplier of farm implements and advisory solutions.

FEEDLOT START UP CONSULTANCY Areas of this preliminary consultancy;1. Viability of the idea2. Ex*****on variables3. Cost...
15/10/2026

FEEDLOT START UP CONSULTANCY

Areas of this preliminary consultancy;
1. Viability of the idea
2. Ex*****on variables
3. Costs involved
4. Size of land required for structures and fodder growing
5. Feeds, feeding and feeds formulation
6. Markets for incoming stocks and for offloading stock
7. Livestock qualities, breeds fit for a feedlot operation
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Cost: Kshs 5000
Tel 0768303451

Need a sahiwal, visit@ suswa livestock market, weekly, every wednesday.
15/10/2026

Need a sahiwal, visit@ suswa livestock market, weekly, every wednesday.

FEEDLOT CONSULTANCY SERVICES1. From project design origination, BQs Generation,Floor plan drawing, construction, Man pow...
15/10/2026

FEEDLOT CONSULTANCY SERVICES

1. From project design origination, BQs Generation,Floor plan drawing, construction, Man power training, livestock sourcing support, Feed formulation and feeding advisory= kshs 180,000. This is a 3 months program.

2. Farm set up advisory, ground plan drawing and BQ generation= kshs 20,000. This includes actual project site visiting

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call us on 0768 303451

WHY FEEDLOT IN KENYA As a response to frequent droughts coupled with shrinking grazing land as a result of land subdiv...
15/10/2026

WHY FEEDLOT IN KENYA
As a response to frequent droughts coupled with shrinking grazing land as a result of land subdivision and user changes, Feedlot farming has become the only sustainable and profitable alternative to traditional pastoralism.
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Reach out to African Farm Resource Centre for:
1. Feedlot Design
2. Feedlot Construction
3. Feedlot Consultancy and training
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Tel: 0768 303451

Feedlot design and construction.Inorder to ensure the right flow in a feedlot facility, the design should put to consid...
15/10/2026

Feedlot design and construction.

Inorder to ensure the right flow in a feedlot facility, the design should put to consideration that:
1. Once gge animals enter the feedlot facility, they should not get out, however, they should be able to navigate from one paddock to the other.
2. Animals fresh from the market should not mix or share feed or water with existing stock.
3. Sick animals should not be in contact with the rest of the stock
4. There should be limited interaction between the feedloted livestock and the care takers.
5. Traffic tobthe feedlot facility must be highly controlled to minimize disease transmission.
Thus, a good feedlot design should incorporate all necessary facilities.
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Consult African Farm Resource Centre for:
1. Feedlot design
2. Feedlot costing and construction.
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Tel 0768 303451/ 0724 512194

Boran or Brahman?
15/10/2026

Boran or Brahman?

BRAHMAN CATTLE: QUICK FACTS FOR FARMERSWhy Brahmans Thrive in Harsh ClimatesLoose skin for heat regulationLarge hump for...
15/10/2026

BRAHMAN CATTLE: QUICK FACTS FOR FARMERS

Why Brahmans Thrive in Harsh Climates

Loose skin for heat regulation

Large hump for fat/energy storage

Highly efficient sweat glands

Strong immunity and tick resistance

Production Advantages

Fast growth and heavy muscling

High carcass yield for beef markets

Excellent crossbreeding performance

Calves inherit strength + heat tolerance

Management Notes

Can be more alert/less docile than calmer breeds

Requires confident handling and good fencing

Rewarding breed for commercial meat production

Looking to improve your beef production? Choose Boran bulls! Borans are renowned for their adaptability to harsh weather...
13/10/2026

Looking to improve your beef production? Choose Boran bulls!

Borans are renowned for their adaptability to harsh weather conditions, fast growth, good mothering ability, high carcass yield, quality meat and high weaning rates.

At KAGRC, we are committed to providing quality animal genetics to support farmers in building productive and profitable livestock enterprises.

FEEDLOT BEEF HIGHLIGHTSGOOD CONDITION BUT BELOW SLAUGHTER WEIGHTCattle feedlot farming is the kind of beef cattle produc...
13/10/2026

FEEDLOT BEEF HIGHLIGHTS

GOOD CONDITION BUT BELOW SLAUGHTER WEIGHT

Cattle feedlot farming is the kind of beef cattle production where the farmer gets cattle that have attained slaughter size but are not in good body condition for slaughter.

Animals may also be admitted to a feedlot if they are in good body condition but below the slaughter weight.

The feedlot farmer feeds the animals with specially formulated fattening and finishing diet for 30 to 120 days. Over that period, the animals attain the commonly desired slaughter weight of 400kg and are delivered to the market.

Such cattle are in high demand. They fetch good prices and business profit of about 20 per cent for the farmer. The problem is that they are not readily available on the Kenyan market.
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BEEF CATTLE MANAGEMENT GUIDE including FEEDLOTTING, Kindly pay ksh 250 via mpesa Till Number 664444 and text your email to 0724512194

BEEF FEEDLOT FACILITY CONSTRUCTION AND ADVISORYAfrican Farm Resource Centre will walk through the journey with the farme...
13/10/2026

BEEF FEEDLOT FACILITY CONSTRUCTION AND ADVISORY
African Farm Resource Centre will walk through the journey with the farmer through
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1. Feedlot design and construction
2. Feedlot feed formulation and feeding
3. Feedlot livestock sourcing
4. Feedlot market sourcing and establishment
5. Feedlot manpower establishment and management
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Contact us on: 0724 512 194, 0768 303451

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Thika Super Highway
Nairobi

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