department of Animal Production

On April 25, 2025, the dedicated staff of our department participated in a tree planting exercise at University of Nairobi Vet Farm, Kanyariri. This initiative was part of our commitment to environmental conservation and creating a greener, healthier future. By planting trees, we are helping to restore natural habitats, combat climate change, and enhance the beauty of our surroundings.

Together, we’re making a lasting impact—one tree at a time.

Innovators who are passionate about innovation and developing ideas to solve society's greatest challenges In preparation for The Nairobi Innovation Week 2024, register to participate in the Faculties-based Hackathons and learn how to innovate!

 The goal is to prepare students and staff to be job creators instead of job seekers. The top three winning ideas from each of the Faculties Hackathons will get a chance to participate in the final Nairobi Innovation Week competition in 2024.

Thematic Areas:

The Department of Animal production services students from the Faculty of Agriculture.Currently the Department is servicing students doing Bachelors of Agriculture for Principals of Animal Nutrition in the Animal Nutrition Laboratory.

The Department of Animal Production has a staff welfare to cater for the general staff welfare like staff hospitalization,staff bereavement and general staff welfare.

The University of Nairobi has a collaboration with Maseno University.Currently we have a student doing a masters research project in Animal production Nutrition Laboratory.

The Animal Production Department in the Faculty of Veterinary medicine has a poultry unit used for students practicals demonstrations and research work for both the Postgraduate and undergraduates students and also for the individual researchers.

The Unit is currently brooding broiler chicks from Ken chick. 

Invitation to an online MSc proposal and PhD progress presentation in Animal Production Department University of Nairobi on 28th July 2021 from 2.00 to 3.30 pm.

Check the link provided for joining the presentations.

Students on attachment in the Animal Production Department doing Feed analysis on Invitro Dry Matter Digestibility experiment.

An ongoing online short course training on  Postharvest Food Loss and Waste Reduction Towards Sustainable Food Systems from 3-5 th May 2021 attended by Benjamin Kyalo Senior Technologist together with Dr.Everlyne Nawiri and Dr.Chepkirui Naum post graduate students.

Under Capacity Building in Food Security (CaBFoodS-Africa) Project

Dates: 3-5 May 2021

Delivery Mode: Virtual(13 Lecture Modules& 2 practical sessions)