Updates & Announcements from AIC Cheptebo Rural Development Centre
A.I.C. Cheptebo Agricultural Training and Innovation Centre celebrated the completion of the upper concrete slab works of its three-storey student hostels. Staff, board members, clergy, construction teams, community members and friends gathered to give thanks to God for the milestone. The Centre expressed gratitude to its leadership, government, partners, churches and community for their support, while trusting God to provide the resources needed to complete the remaining construction works.
Today our staff,board together with the clergy, constracter/team, and friends gathered together to give thanks to God for the completion of the upper concrete slab works of a three storey A.I.C Cheptebo Agricultural Training and Innovation Centre hostels. The work started in April this year, and we are grateful to God for these milestones. The words spoken to prophet Zechariah concerning the rebuilding of the temple reminded us of God's faithfulness and help on this work Zechariah 4:10 ..... Do not despise small beginnings...... Also, in Ecclesiastes 3:11, He has made everything appropriate in its time ..... We do appreciate our church leadership,national & county government, partners, churches,community and friends for their support and standing with us during the implementation of this great project which will be of freat help to our communities as far as TVET education is concerned. We are trusting God to provide the resources to complete the remaining construction works.
A.I.C. Chegilet Kermuk Project hosted a successful field day that brought together farmers, stakeholders, exhibitors, partners, and organizers to promote climate-smart agriculture. The Centre appreciates everyone who participated and contributed to the success of the event as we continue working together towards a more sustainable and resilient agricultural future.
Yesterday, A.I.C. Chegilet Kermuk Project hosted a successful field day at our farm, bringing together farmers, stakeholders, exhibitors, partners, and other participants with a shared commitment to promoting sustainable and climate-smart agriculture.
The field day provided an important opportunity for farmers and stakeholders to engage, learn, share experiences, and explore practical agricultural practices that can contribute to improved productivity, resilience, and sustainable livelihoods.
We sincerely appreciate all the farmers, stakeholders, exhibitors, partners, and organizers whose support, participation, and dedication contributed to making the event a great success.
Through such initiatives, A.I.C. Chegilet Kermuk Project continues to support knowledge sharing, innovation, and community engagement while promoting climate-smart agricultural practices for a more resilient and sustainable future.
Together, we remain committed to working with farmers and partners to strengthen agriculture and improve livelihoods in our communities.
A.I.C. Cheptebo warmly welcomed the Hospitality and Tourism Department of Kipsoen National Polytechnic for a learning visit and practical training. The Centre appreciates the students and their trainers for choosing Cheptebo and looks forward to continued learning, engagement, and collaboration.
A.I.C. Cheptebo Agricultural Training and Innovation Centre sincerely appreciates the Hospitality and Tourism Department of Kipsoen National Polytechnic for visiting our Centre for learning and practical training.
It was a great pleasure to host the students and their trainers and provide an opportunity for practical learning and exposure. We trust that the experience was valuable, enriching, and contributed positively to their knowledge and skills development.
We appreciate Kipsoen National Polytechnic for choosing A.I.C. Cheptebo as a learning destination and for creating an opportunity for meaningful engagement between our institutions.
We look forward to welcoming you again soon for more learning opportunities, practical training, and collaboration.
Thank you for visiting us. You are always welcome at A.I.C. Cheptebo.
A.I.C. Cheptebo Rural Development Centre has handed over five female Kenya Alpine dairy goats and one buck to different farmer groups in Tambach Ward, Elgeyo Marakwet County. The initiative was supported by the Kenya Livestock Commercialization Project (KELCOP).
Today, A.I.C. Cheptebo Rural Development Centre witnessed a successful handover exercise involving five female Kenya Alpine dairy goats and one buck to different groups of farmers from Tambach Ward, Elgeyo Marakwet County.
We are grateful to the Kenya Livestock Commercialization Project (KELCOP), Elgeyo Marakwet County, for choosing A.I.C. Cheptebo as a dairy goat breeder for the programme.
Through proper management and care, our organisation has been able to provide farmers with quality dairy goats in line with the agreed programme standards.
We encourage the farmers who received the goats to manage and care for them appropriately to ensure good health, productivity and sustainable benefits from the dairy goat enterprise.
A.I.C. Cheptebo remains committed to supporting farmers through livestock development, practical training, improved breeding and agricultural innovation.
The Cheptebo Centre has had the honour of hosting the official launch of the FAO sponsored African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative.
Cheptebo Agricultural Training and Innovation Centre (CATIC) has now been Registered and Accredited as a Vocational Training Center by TVETA.
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