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Tangama FarmIsinya, Kajiado, home
A pale, horned zebu-cross cow looking straight into the camera on dry ground, red cattle grazing behind her under storm cloud.

Livestock. Land. Built to last.

A working livestock farm on the plains of Isinya. We raise Galla goats, Dorper sheep and cattle on grazing and on fodder we grow ourselves.

What we sell

A working farm, still growing.

Tangama Farm works 4.67 acres across two plots at Isinya, with a herd that grazes out by day. Here is what runs now and what comes next.

  1. 01

    The headquarters

    Where the animals spend the night, with water, housing, feeding, handling and breeding control on raised, drained ground.

    Running
  2. 02

    The cattle

    Hardy zebu females (Boran and Sahiwal types and their crosses) grazing out by day and home at night, with the best heifers kept to grow the herd.

    On the farm
  3. 03

    Galla and Dorper

    The small stock, built up from good breeding females as the feed allows.

    Building up
  4. 04

    Fodder and silage

    Super Napier, Sugargraze, alfalfa and desmodium on 2.5 acres of drip, composted with the farm’s own manure.

    Growing
  5. 05

    More land for feed

    5 more acres come into cultivation from January 2027, then long term leases on fodder blocks as the herd grows.

    Next
The five year plan
A red zebu bull with a heavy hump and dewlap standing side on in dry grass, looking at the camera, another beast and tall trees behind.

What the farm sends out

The best females stay and build the herd. The rest are grown on and sold at the farm gate when they are ready.

Black cotton soil on the Isinya plains, worked into fodder rows on drip. The herd grazes beyond the farm by day and comes back at night.

How the farm grows

  • Feed first.
  • Animals second.
  • Scale only when the land and the feed can carry it.

Have ground near Isinya? The farm leases fodder blocks long term.

Talk to us about land

The farm, in five parts

A Dorper ram, black head and white body, standing in dry bushland under a cloudy sky.

Come and see the farm

Visits are by arrangement. Tell us what you are looking for and when you would like to come.

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