Ruto Reveals How Rachel Brought 5,000 Chickens From India to Start Their Poultry Business

Ruto Reveals How First Lady Rachel Helped Build His Poultry Business

President William Ruto has shared details about his poultry farming business at his Sugoi farm in Uasin Gishu County, revealing how First Lady Rachel Ruto helped establish the chicken enterprise.

Ruto said his wife brought 5,000 chickens from India to help start the business. The move marked an important step in building the poultry section of the farm, which is part of a wider agricultural enterprise.

The Sugoi farm combines several farming activities, including poultry keeping, dairy production, fruit cultivation and beekeeping. The different activities show how the President has invested in various areas of agriculture.

Poultry farming is an important source of income for many Kenyan farmers because it provides eggs, meat and opportunities for business growth. However, farmers must invest in quality feeds, vaccines, proper housing and disease control to keep their businesses running successfully.

Ruto also spoke about the number of chickens at his farm and the millions of shillings the poultry business generates in revenue. The figures have drawn attention to the scale of the agricultural activities at the property.

Rachel’s role in establishing the chicken business has also highlighted her contribution to the family’s farming activities. Starting with thousands of birds requires careful management, adequate feeding and reliable markets for poultry products.

The farm’s combination of poultry, dairy, fruit growing and beekeeping reflects a diversified approach to agriculture. Such a model can help farmers develop several income sources instead of depending on one agricultural activity.

The President’s account has also drawn public interest in large-scale farming and the potential of agriculture to create jobs and support businesses in Kenya.

For many young people interested in farming, the story offers an example of how poultry keeping can develop into a larger enterprise when supported by investment and proper management.

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