President William Ruto has once again attracted public attention after photos emerged showing him spending time at his Kilgoris farm in Narok County, where he was personally attending to his herd of cattle. The images, which have circulated widely on social media, capture the Head of State feeding the animals, inspecting the cows, and interacting with a young calf at the farm.
The visit offered Kenyans a different perspective of the President away from official government engagements. Instead of attending political meetings or development events, Ruto appeared relaxed as he carried out routine farm activities. The photos also highlighted his long-standing interest in agriculture, a sector he has consistently described as a key pillar of Kenya’s economy.
Many Kenyans online reacted to the images, with some praising the President for remaining actively involved in farming despite the demands of his office. Others noted that his appearance at the farm reflects the importance of agriculture in creating jobs, improving food security, and supporting household incomes across the country.
One photo showed President Ruto standing beside the feeding area while observing his cattle, while another captured him distributing fodder to the animals. He was also seen handling a young calf, demonstrating hands-on involvement in managing the livestock. The images suggest that he values regular supervision of his farm rather than leaving every responsibility to workers.
The visit comes at a time when agriculture continues to dominate discussions on economic growth, livestock production, and food sustainability. Livestock farming remains a major source of income for many families, especially in counties such as Narok, where cattle keeping plays a significant role in local livelihoods.