
Livestock + Genetics
Delivered through URUS and GENEX
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Breed. Feed. Treat.
Train.
Livetra Africa Limited is a Tanzanian livestock and agribusiness company headquartered in Arusha. We exist to make productive farming possible for every livestock keeper in the country, from a family with three dairy cows to a commercial ranch or poultry unit.
We bring proven cattle and poultry genetics, artificial insemination, quality animal feeds, veterinary care, farm inputs and agricultural machinery to farmers through a distributor network that covers seven regions. Our genetics are delivered through URUS and GENEX. Gir and Girolando sires are our core offer, bred for milk in hot climates, alongside Holstein, Jersey and beef breeds, so a farmer in Njombe or Tanga can breed from the same sires used on leading farms worldwide.
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Through URUS and GENEX we give Tanzanian farmers access to world-class dairy and beef sires, with artificial insemination and breeding programmes to match the genetics to your herd and your goals.
Better genetics only pay off with the right nutrition and health care. We supply feeds and supplements, run veterinary clinics, laboratory and mobile services, and stock the farm inputs and machinery that keep the farm running.
Seven regional distributors cover the Southern Highlands, Dar es Salaam, the Lake Zone, Tanga, Arusha, Kilimanjaro and Njombe, so advice, products and service reach you where you farm.
We train farmers, farm staff and inseminators in livestock management, animal health and agribusiness, and we offer consultancy for farms, cooperatives and investors who want to grow.

A farm is a system. We start by understanding yours, then build a plan that fits your animals, your land and your budget, and we stay involved after delivery.
A distributor or technician visits the farm, looks at the herd, feeding, housing and records, and listens to what you want to achieve.
Together we choose the sires, the breeding programme, the feeding plan and the health schedule that fit your goals.
Genetics, feeds, veterinary products, inputs and machinery are delivered through your regional distributor.
Follow-up visits, training and veterinary support keep the plan on track season after season.






Smallholders and commercial dairies improving milk yield, fertility and longevity through better sires, feeding and animal health.
Ranchers and fattening operations looking for growth, carcass quality and hardy animals suited to Tanzanian conditions.
Layer and broiler farms and hatcheries that need reliable feeds, health products and improved breeding stock.
Mixed livestock farms that want one supplier for feeds, veterinary care and management advice.
Farmers who need seeds, fertilisers, crop protection, irrigation and machinery alongside their livestock enterprise.
Groups, schools, NGOs and agribusiness investors who need training, consultancy and a partner to set up or scale a livestock operation.
Every division is available through every regional distributor. Pick a service to see it highlighted on each card.
Head office Regional distributor

Distributor: Daudi Kiya
daudi.kiya@livetraafrica.com

Distributor: Anande Munisy
anande.munisy@livetraafrica.com

Distributor: Edson Morice
edson.morice@livetraafrica.com

Distributor: Primy Kilawe
primy.kilawe@livetraafrica.com

Distributor: Modesta Kaihura
modesta.kaihura@livetraafrica.com

Distributor: Ramadhani Mwevirah
ramadhani.mwevirah@livetraafrica.com

Distributor: Noel Bohela
noel.bohela@livetraafrica.com
No distributor in that zone yet. Write to info@livetraafrica.com and head office will help.
See every distributorFrom the lake shore to the Southern Highlands and the Indian Ocean coast, the same products, the same technical standard, and a distributor who knows the local farms.

Home of our head office. Arusha, Manyara and the Maasai steppe: dairy around Arusha and Meru, beef and pastoral herds beyond. Supply, genetics and technical backup for the whole network start here.
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Dairy country on the slopes of Kilimanjaro, from Moshi to the Pare and Usambara foothills.
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Coastal and Usambara farms, dairy and poultry close to the port. Feeds and inputs move through Tanga.
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The biggest market for milk, eggs and meat in the country, and the peri-urban farms that feed it.
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Mwanza, Geita, Shinyanga and the lake shore: some of the largest cattle populations in Tanzania.
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Mbeya, Iringa and Songwe. High rainfall, cool nights and the country's most productive dairy smallholders.
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Tanzania's highest dairy district. Cool highland farms where improved genetics pay off fastest.
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Home of our head office. Arusha, Manyara and the Maasai steppe: dairy around Arusha and Meru, beef and pastoral herds beyond. Supply, genetics and technical backup for the whole network start here.
Contact the distributor →
Dairy country on the slopes of Kilimanjaro, from Moshi to the Pare and Usambara foothills.
Contact the distributor →
Coastal and Usambara farms, dairy and poultry close to the port. Feeds and inputs move through Tanga.
Contact the distributor →
The biggest market for milk, eggs and meat in the country, and the peri-urban farms that feed it.
Contact the distributor →
Mwanza, Geita, Shinyanga and the lake shore: some of the largest cattle populations in Tanzania.
Contact the distributor →
Mbeya, Iringa and Songwe. High rainfall, cool nights and the country's most productive dairy smallholders.
Contact the distributor →
Tanzania's highest dairy district. Cool highland farms where improved genetics pay off fastest.
Contact the distributor →
What happens on the day the technician visits, how to spot a cow in heat, and why timing decides whether the straw pays off.
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A practical guide to keeping the ration balanced through the dry months with hay, silage, concentrates and supplements.
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Heat, water, feed and light: the routine that decides whether day-old chicks grow into a profitable flock.
Read articleAnswer six short questions and get a plan: the services that fit your farm, sires to consider and the distributor who covers your region.