Breeding Boran Bulls Since 1978
South African Boer Goats for Quality Meat

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Animals on Farm

Our History

The farm started in 1978 with only 9 heads of local ankole cattle, 4 goats and 2 staff members.

We’re all about our staff, community and welfare of our livestock.

By the year 1995 the farm had grown to 200 heads of local ankole cattle and in the year 2000 we entered into specialized farming of Boran beef cattle that has put our herd stock at 1044 as per 2016. The farm produces matooke, a local food (Banana) on 22 acres which is complemented with a Eucalyptus and pine forest that sits on a 160 hectares plot of land. In an effort to preserve organic material we don’t use chemicals to fertile our fields but rather animal manure from our cattle and goats.

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Kisombwa Ranching Scheme

We are one of the leading boran beef breeding cattle centers in Uganda.

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What We Do

Our Services

Milk Cooling Facility

Our milk cooling plant provides a convenient and hygienic

Hay Production

Kisombwa Ranching Scheme Ltd produces hay on a large

Forestry

Kisombwa Ranching Scheme Ltd integrates eucalyptus forestry for timber,

Farm Tours & Experiences

We welcome visitors to our farm for educational tours

Our testimonials

What our clients
are saying about us.

Our Core Value

Quality and Excellence

  • Animal Welfare and Ethical Treatment

    The welfare of our livestock is of paramount importance. We provide our cattle and goats with a comfortable and stress-free environment, allowing them to graze freely and ensuring their overall well-being. Ethical treatment of animals is a core value that guides our daily practices.

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All our efforts are driven to improve and motivate our staff and communities around us but most importantly the welfare of our livestock.

Whether you have a question about our products, services, or just want to say hello, we’re here to listen.

    We are one of the leading boran beef
    breeding cattle centers in Uganda.