Kenya: Cows Are Not to Blame, Its the Fodder That Has Been Infected

Nairobi — Mzee Johnstone Chweya is a desperate man. He can barely find enough fodder to feed his prized Friesian cow, which he rears by zero grazing.

His once lush napier grass field has been reduced to stunted yellowish shoots. And because his cow has little to eat, its milk output has fallen from a daily output of over 20 litres to less than five litres.

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