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Est. 2024  |  Mwiga, Nyeri County

Alpine dairy goats, raised with care in Nyeri.

An integrated dairy-goat enterprise in Mwiga, Nyeri County, built on superior genetics, nutritious feeds, quality milk and strong farmer partnerships.

Goats grazing on open green pasture under a wide sky
A brown and white goat grazing in lush green pasture
Two young goats resting together on fresh straw
01 / 03 Open pasture, fresh air
Close portrait of a goat looking at the camera
Goats resting together on the grass
2024 Established in Mwiga, Nyeri County

Who we are

More than a dairy-goat farm. A growing agricultural enterprise.

Founded on a vision of building a modern, sustainable and commercially driven agricultural enterprise, Aviana Farm is committed to quality dairy-goat production, superior genetics, animal nutrition and a sustainable dairy-goat value chain.

We believe successful farming goes beyond keeping animals. It requires proper animal management, good genetics, quality nutrition, sound veterinary practices, efficient production systems and strong market connections.

  • Alpine dairy goats as our primary breed
  • Individually identified goats with DGAK certificates
  • Our own lucerne and maize silage
Read our story
2024
Established in Mwiga, Nyeri County
Alpine
Our primary dairy-goat breed
DGAK
Member of the Dairy Goat Association of Kenya
6
Pillars, from genetics to processing

What we do

Six pillars of one integrated enterprise.

What started as a dairy-goat farming initiative is growing into a broader enterprise. Some parts are running today and others are being built, so every pillar is clearly marked.

  • Active
  • In development
  • Future plan
A herd of goats walking across green pasture
01 / 06 Active

Dairy Goat Farming

Dairy-goat farming is at the heart of Aviana Farm. We specialise in Alpine goats and focus on responsible breeding, feeding, animal welfare, herd management and sustainable milk production.

Meet our Alpine goats
White dairy goats looking over a wooden fence
02 / 06 In development

Goat Milk Production

We are developing our dairy operations to produce quality, hygienically handled goat milk. Our long-term plan includes processing, packaging and distributing Aviana Farm branded goat milk.

About our goat milk
A black and white goat standing in the herd in the sun
03 / 06 In development

Breeding Stock & Genetics

We are building a strong breeding programme focused on quality genetics and responsible herd improvement, with the aim of making quality breeding does and bucks available to farmers.

Explore breeding stock
Young white goats feeding around a wooden fodder rack, seen from above
04 / 06 Lucerne & silage active

Animal Feeds Production

Nutrition is fundamental. We grow our own lucerne and maize silage, and plan to manufacture livestock feed pellets using locally available ingredients and balanced formulations.

See our feed resources
A herd of goats gathered behind a wooden fence
05 / 06 Future plan

Milk Aggregation & Farmer Partnerships

We intend to partner with small-scale dairy-goat farmers, giving them access to quality breeding stock, animal nutrition, technical support and reliable markets through a structured milk aggregation model.

Partner with us
White goats walking through a green paddock
06 / 06 Future plan

Milk Processing & Value Addition

As we grow, we intend to invest in milk processing, packaging, storage and distribution, so Aviana Farm can develop its own branded dairy-goat products for a wider customer base.

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Our breed

The Alpine dairy goat.

Recognised internationally for its dairy characteristics and milk-production potential, the Alpine is the heart of our herd.

We are building our herd with an emphasis on good genetics, proper identification, breeding records, animal health and responsible herd management.

  • Dairy characterBred for milk-production potential
  • IdentifiedIndividual DGAK certificates
  • RecordedBreeding records kept as we grow
  • Well cared forHealth and welfare first
Close portrait of a goat looking at the camera
Two goats leaning on a fence to greet visitors
A white goat eating fresh green fodder
A curious goat standing up against a fence
A horned goat grazing beside a fence line
A curious goat looking through a fence
Young white goats feeding around a wooden fodder rack, seen from above
Goats in their pen seen through the fence
Visitors meeting goats along a farm fence

Successful farming goes beyond keeping animals.

It requires proper animal management, good genetics, quality nutrition, sound veterinary practices, efficient production systems and strong market connections.

The Aviana Farm approach

Why work with us

Built for the long term.

We want customers, farmers, investors and business partners to know that Aviana Farm is focused on building a lasting agricultural enterprise.

  • 01

    A clear focus on Alpine dairy goats

    One breed, chosen for its dairy character and milk-production potential.

  • 02

    Animal health and responsible husbandry

    Sound veterinary practice and attentive daily care for every animal.

  • 03

    Individual identification and records

    Each goat is identified, with breeding records kept as the herd grows.

  • 04

    Commitment to quality genetics

    Responsible breeding decisions aimed at long-term herd improvement.

  • 05

    Investment in our own feed resources

    Lucerne and maize silage grown to secure consistent nutrition.

  • 06

    Member of DGAK

    A member of the Dairy Goat Association of Kenya.

  • 07

    A long-term vision

    Plans for milk production, processing and farmer partnerships.

  • We welcome enquiries from customers, farmers, suppliers, professionals and partners.

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DGAK Member

Industry membership

DGAK MEMBER: Dairy Goat Association of Kenya

Aviana Farm is a member of the Dairy Goat Association of Kenya (DGAK). Our goats have individual DGAK certificates, and our herd animals were sourced from farmers registered under DGAK. We value the association's role in promoting dairy-goat farming, knowledge sharing, training and industry development.

  • Individual DGAK certificates
  • Sourced from DGAK-registered farmers
  • Part of an industry that shares knowledge

Where we are headed

Nine priorities for a growing farm.

Aviana Farm is being developed with a long-term, integrated business model. Drag or scroll through our growth priorities.

  1. 01 Herd

    Expanding our Alpine dairy-goat herd

    Growing the herd steadily while keeping health, records and care standards high.

    Underway
  2. 02 Herd

    Improving breeding quality and genetics

    Selecting and recording carefully so each generation improves on the last.

    Underway
  3. 03 Milk

    Increasing milk production

    Building reliable, hygienic milk production from a healthy Alpine herd.

    Underway
  4. 04 Milk

    Introducing branded and packaged goat milk

    Aviana Farm goat milk in different consumer-friendly packaging sizes.

    Planned
  5. 05 Feeds

    Establishing our own feed-pellet manufacturing

    Pellets made from suitable local ingredients and balanced formulations.

    Planned
  6. 06 Feeds

    Expanding lucerne and silage production

    More home-grown forage for better feed availability and cost control.

    Underway
  7. 07 Partners

    Developing milk aggregation centres and farmer partnerships

    Collecting, quality-checking and marketing milk from partner farmers.

    Planned
  8. 08 Milk

    Investing in milk processing, cold storage and distribution

    The infrastructure to process, keep and deliver dairy-goat products.

    Planned
  9. 09 Community

    Creating training, farm visits and learning experiences

    Sharing practical dairy-goat knowledge with farmers and visitors.

    Planned
  10. Interested in partnering or investing in what comes next?

    Our future projects

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Life on the farm.

Visitors meeting goats along a farm fence
Mwiga, Nyeri County, Kenya

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