Help Kenyan Dairy Farmers Increase Their Income Photo Gallery

Payday at the cooling plant

A female dairy farmer waits for payment at the Nyala cooling plant.

Women farmer in Nyala

Sixty percent of the dairy farmers supplying the Nyala cooling plant are women.

Child drinking milk

A Kenyan child enjoys milk produced at a TechnoServe assisted dairy cooperative

A dairy famer transporting milk to the Nyala cooli

Nyala Dairy has always relied on individual entrepreneurs for milk collection from farmers and delivery to the cooling plant. One of the challenges Nyala faces is competition from other processors for transport services. Access to credit has been found to be transporter's primary motivator for servicing cooling plants. With the advice of TechnoServe, Nyala has introduced a village bank to cater for the communities most basic financial needs. Nyala Dairy village bank opened its doors in 2005.

Mr. Ndirungu

Nyala dairy farmer Mr. Ndirungu delivering milk. The Nyala Dairy co-operative produces 10,000 liters of milk a day and generates $850,000 in annual revenue.

Dairy Jugs

Dairy jugs are offloaded at the Nyala Dairy cooperative.