To acquire more skills in dairy management, Keziah would travel by public means to the training centre some 50km away once per month to attend the training sessions with other farmers from some 12 other cooperative societies. Future Focus Development (FFD) was contracted by KDSCP to coordinate these trainings for two years.”Now I have tasted the fruits of my determination and commitment”. She has now paddocked her farm, use AI in improving her cows both Frisians and aryshires breeds, planted improved fodder of different types, is keen on farm record keeping, has put up a 30,000 litres water tank to harvest rain water from the family house and has just completed a permanent guest wing.”Now”, she adds “I have done all this in addition to paying my children school fees. I deliver 35 litres per day (10 litres per cow on average).This has increased my monthly income to 26,000(US$ 308). Moreover I have improved my farm hygiene and have not lost any calves since my training”. She says, pointing at her 4 heifers. Before joining the training mastitis was a common problem on the farm. This is no longer the case. Members of her cooperative and neighbors are frequenting her farm to learn the secret of her increased milk production. She is eager to teach and carry out demonstrations to the other farmers especially on home-made ration, another skill she learned during an exchange visit facilitated by the program last year. This has reduced her cost of inputs now that commercial feeds are very expensive.