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Nigeria: Ikun Dairy Farm Limited reaffirms its commitment to boosting milk production in Nigeria

Barely three years after the incorporation of Ikun Dairy Farm Limited (IDFL) as an integrated agro-allied concern, the once moribund farm, lying on over 500 hectares was revamped and reactivated through investments in state-of-the-art agricultural equipment and world-class technical know-how through the strategic partnership by Ekiti State Government, through its investment arm- Fountain Holdings Limited and Promasidor Nigeria Limited (PNL).

The investment has been heralded as a significant development to the Dairy sector in Ekiti State, and its environs as it not only serves as a source of local raw materials for milk production in Nigeria but it is on track to prove that commercial dairy farming/ranching can work in Nigeria through government support and the engagement of private companies.

PNL’s decision to invest in Ikun Dairy Farm also supports the Federal Government’s policy which states that companies should source raw materials locally to prevent over-dependence on foreign/ imported goods.

As the company ensures maximum exploitation of the farm’s potential with competent personnel who have been working earnestly to ensure successful operation, the commitment towards making the farm a world-class dairy farm is already coming to fruition. It is no longer news that the tremendous change in the farm is economically manifesting in the environment and the lives of the people in the immediate surroundings.

The over 200 employees, sourced from the immediate community of the farm led by an internationally experienced Dairy farmer/ General Manager with the support of a farm manager, professional veterinary doctors, and dairy-trained practitioners work hard to ensure cow comfort through the use of regular vaccinations, proper animal care and feeding, clean and well-ventilated barns with ample supply of fresh water.

To ensure a vested success on the farm, the Ekiti State Government and the local community have proved their total support for the project by providing security around the farm and have given its management a free hand to operate and grow its business. The participation of the government’s representatives on the board of IDFL cannot be overemphasized as they help drive the corporate governance of the board.

Ekiti State Government and Promasidor are working hard to drive the success of this initiative and ensure that its goals are met.

Source: Marketingedge

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