Ruth
A loan of $400 helps to purchase farm inputs and dairy feeds.
Ruth's story
Ruth, 28, is positioning herself for growth in both horticulture and dairy farming, sectors with substantial profitability potential. With 2 years of experience, she earns a steady KES 20,000 monthly from her livestock and vegetable farming operations.
Her first loan of KES 50,000 from Vision Fund Kenya will be strategically invested in high-quality farm inputs, such as seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides, alongside specialized dairy feeds to enhance her livestock’s productivity. This investment is designed to scale her operations, improve yields, and increase profitability, aligning with her goal of becoming a successful dairy farmer.
Ruth’s long-term vision includes expanding her herd size and potentially diversifying into value-added dairy products, positioning her for sustainable growth in the agricultural market.