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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: RV Pundit on December 05, 2020, 01:32:30 AM
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The informal camel milk industry is large especially in Eastleign. Almost all the buses and lorries from northern eastern ferry camel milk to there's huge demand in areas dominated by Northern easterners . Interestingly camel bones are used to make very good soup, this is especially priced by informal mutura and soup producers. Commercialization of niche products should be encouraged. The other day I was fascinated by a farmers coop producing arrowroots, earning good money. All these products should be commercialized and that's what will raise farmers income.
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I think more formalized with value chain developed. 2/3 of kenya that is semi-arid need camels and such kind of activities.But you'll find counties in semi-arid areas buying tractors instead of investing in traditional systems that worked for centureis like camels.
The informal camel milk industry is large especially in Eastleign. Almost all the buses and lorries from northern eastern ferry camel milk to there's huge demand in areas dominated by Northern easterners . Interestingly camel bones are used to make very good soup, this is especially priced by informal mutura and soup producers. Commercialization of niche products should be encouraged. The other day I was fascinated by a farmers coop producing arrowroots, earning good money. All these products should be commercialized and that's what will raise farmers income.