The training was made simple and interactive and some of the explanations were done in the local languages just to make sure everyone understood. At the end of two weeks, all the participants were able to inseminate the animals well, From this it means the number of inseminators in the different communities has increased and we believe the trained Artificial Insemination technicians will use their skills to reach out to many farmers that will need their service, as this will improve the number of improved dairy breeds owned by small scale farmers and this will increase the milk volumes received at the Milk collection centres. Another advantage is that the dairy cooperatives could use this to set up a profit making Artificial Insemination enterprise to improve their dairy business. SNV Zambia, Agri-profocus, Agriterra and Dairy Association of Zambia (DAZ) sponsored the training.
