@KorirIssa @farmlinkkenya Yes they do. Farmers discuss their problems and how they solved them. The best information is from those who practice and not those who know theory.
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We are willing and happy to share with other farmers the information they require to movr ahead In feeding our nation.
That is why we chose to be demonstration farm.
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@KenyaFarmReport@KenyaDairyBoard@farmlinkkenya One should apply a licence to the KDB first. Then get a a standardization mark from KEBS for the products one is proceesing.
IT is important to be trained in processing yoghurt. And the more one processed the better you become.
Must know GMP.
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@farmlinkkenya In order to increase or income and have time to market a finished product with a longer extension time, other th n be at the mercy of middlemen on perishable raw milk
@ralounchepac Our mandate as a launched demo farm is to empower other farmers.
It is important for them to appreciate the information and so we offer consultancy services
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After fermentation you willsee a hard cud cool it & break it by stirring. Add fruits to flavor e.g. banana, mangoes, passions. But to be taken there and then and not be packed..
@farmlinkkenya Yes by use of another yoghurt From a processor as mother culture. First boil e.g. 5L milk and add 200gm or a glass of sugar. . Cool to 45 degrees and add 1 tablespoon of the yoghurt. Stir and incubate for 4 -6 hrs using a fireless buscketto retain the heat.
@farmlinkkenya Thank you too for this opportunity.
Looking forward to hosting and being of help to other farmers.
Thanks to all who participated too.
Blessed day
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@farmlinkkenya We do host farmers ; individuals, groups, students on educatIonal trips and in-house trainings for farm personnel too.
We offer overview farm visits which entails, structures, animals, fodder, feeding breeding, uses of biogas , calf rearing, value addition to name a few.
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