Ochieng and his agribusiness partner Daisy Otuoma keep tens of kienyeji chickens, layers and broilers in Mamboleo, Kisumu County. Theirs is a story of hope and audacity to dream big as they seek to create a thriving social enterprise. While the layers are kept in cages, the kienyeji birds and broilers are under the deep litter system. We also brood kienyeji chicks for farmers,” says the economics and sociology graduate of Egerton University. Together, they raised some Sh350,000 and birthed Impact Poultry Kenya, which is now a registered poultry company.

Source: Daily Nation July 10, 2020 21:00 UTC