By JAMES KARIUKI [email protected] From Daily Nation Seventy two-year-old Philip Gichohi is busy making money ‘restoring’ men’s vitality via sale of quail eggs — a rare venture licensed by the Kenya Wildlife Service to help farmers earn handsomely from the wild birds. Mr Gichohi’s project — the first in Nyandarua County — has won him […]
From NTV Quail farming is an uncommon business in Kenya, but the few people who have embraced it are laughing all the way to the bank. In Nyeri County, one farmer who has ventured into rearing the little birds now says this was the best decision he ever made after retirement. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caU2GDVI2lY?rel=0&w=640&h=360]
Story By JAMES KARIUKI From Africa Review. Seventy two-year-old Philip Gichohi is busy making money ‘restoring’ men’s vitality via sale of quail eggs — a rare venture licensed by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) to help farmers earn handsomely from the wild birds. Mr Gichohi’s project — the first in Kenya’s Nyandarua County — has won
Story by By MUNENE KAMAU From Standard Digital News As many youths grumble over soaring unemployment, Leonard Mbucho is a happy man. In his early 30s and with modest education, he is pocketing an average of Sh100,000 a month from a rare bird business. In his one-storey structure in Gacharu village, Kirinyaga County, Mbucho rears hundreds of
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