President William Ruto on Saturday conducted a comprehensive tour of his Koelel Farm in Moiben Constituency, Uasin Gishu County, alongside MP Reuben Kiborek.The visit provided an in-depth overview of the farm’s modern agricultural operations.
During the tour, the two leaders were seen in a dairy unit amidst a group of healthy black and white Holstein-Friesian cows.
President Ruto, wearing a patterned shirt and a distinctive hat, engaged in in-depth discussions with MP Kiborek about the farm’s practices and operational strategies.
MP Kiborek, dressed in a light-colored shirt, took an active role in the discussion, which highlighted the educational aspect of the visit.
The farm featured organized facilities, such as tiled floors and well-kept feeding troughs filled with fresh hay, demonstrating modern standards in livestock management.
The visit highlighted President Ruto’s dedication to efficiency, productivity, and the embrace of technology in farming methods.
Koelel Farm exemplifies a model for large-scale agricultural development, showcasing the potential of sustainable and mechanized farming to enhance regional productivity.
The operations at the farm align with national goals for food security and economic growth.President Ruto has adopted a hands-on approach to his agricultural initiatives, personally supervising staff and participating in the farm’s daily activities.
His diverse farming interests span several counties, including Uasin Gishu and Narok, and include poultry, beekeeping, fruit growing, and mechanized crop production.
Situated about 14 kilometers from the Eldoret-Nakuru Highway, Koelel Farm represents a blend of innovation and practical knowledge in contemporary Kenyan agriculture.
The visit provided valuable insights into effective livestock and crop management practices, serving as a resource for stakeholders, policymakers, and aspiring farmers looking to enhance agricultural productivity across the nation.
By Nairobi