Bimari Livestock Farm is a diversified livestock enterprise located in Magina Village, Homa Bay County, Kenya. The farm focuses on multi-species livestock production, breeding, and farmer support services. It integrates pig, cattle, goat, rabbit, and poultry farming under one system to supply both meat and breeding stock to local markets and farmers across the region.

The farm’s main pig products include piglets, breeding pigs, and pork. It raises pigs for both breeding and commercial meat production, supplying farmers who want to start or expand pig enterprises as well as buyers in the local pork market. Pig farming remains one of the central income-generating activities at the farm.

In addition to pigs, Bimari Livestock Farm keeps cattle for beef production and goats for both meat and breeding purposes. These livestock units supply beef cattle, beef, goats, goat meat, and breeding goats. This allows the farm to serve different livestock markets while maintaining a diversified production system.

Rabbit farming also forms part of the farm’s operations. The farm produces rabbits for meat and breeding stock and promotes rabbit farming as an alternative livestock enterprise for smallholder farmers. Poultry production supports egg supply and household consumption, contributing to local food availability.

Beyond livestock production, the farm provides farmer training and practical livestock management support. It offers hands-on learning in animal husbandry, breeding practices, and farm management. This helps farmers improve productivity and adopt better livestock production methods.

Bimari Livestock Farm plays an important role as a multi-species livestock producer and farmer training hub in western Kenya. Its integrated approach supports both commercial livestock production and small-scale farmer development.