Almasi Ranch is a diversified livestock enterprise in Narumoru, near Nanyuki, Laikipia County, Kenya. The ranch produces and sells livestock for breeding and meat markets. It works across multiple species instead of focusing on a single enterprise. Its main animal products include Friesian, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle, Boer goats, Dorper sheep, Arabian horses, poultry, pigs, breeding stock, dairy animals, meat animals, and livestock genetics. The ranch serves farmers, investors, and livestock buyers across Kenya through direct sales and nationwide distribution.

Cattle production forms a major part of the ranch’s operations. The ranch selects Friesian, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle for strong dairy performance and reliable genetics. It supplies these animals to dairy farmers who want to improve milk yield and herd quality. As a result, farmers have access to breeding stock that fits different production systems and environments.

The ranch also runs active sheep and goat programs. It raises Dorper sheep for meat production and Boer goats for high-growth meat traits. Customers buy breeding rams, breeding ewes, breeding bucks, breeding does, lambs, and young goats. These animals help farmers build stronger and more productive herds.

Beyond ruminants, Almasi Ranch keeps horses, poultry, and pigs. It manages Arabian horse breeding alongside poultry and pig production systems. This wide product mix allows the ranch to serve different types of livestock producers. It also spreads production risk across several animal enterprises.

Animal health sits at the center of ranch operations. The team vaccinates, deworms, and monitors livestock before sale. It also shares health records with buyers and provides after-sales support. In addition, the ranch offers transport services, farm consultancy, and herd management advice. These services help clients manage livestock more effectively after purchase.

Almasi Ranch continues to grow its role in Kenya’s livestock sector. It focuses on strong genetics, healthy animals, and diversified production. This approach helps farmers improve productivity across dairy, meat, and breeding systems.