Endana · Laikipia · Kenya
East Impala Farm manages cattle, dairy cattle, goats, sheep and camels across Laikipia’s grazing lands — a peri-urban livestock management ecosystem built on herd management, aggregation and hands-on farm care.
200+
Head of livestock managed
3
Acres home base
8+
Years in operation
100%
Grass-raised
Est. 2018
Endana, Laikipia
Named for the graceful antelope that still roam the wider Laikipia rangeland, East Impala Farm is based on 3 acres in Endana — small at home, but connected to the vast grazing lands of Laikipia County. Here, livestock management is done the old way and the right way: herds on the move, grass respected, and every animal properly looked after.
From performance-tracked Boran and dairy cattle to hardy Galla goats, easy-care Dorper sheep and resilient camels, every herd we manage carries the same standard: healthy, well-recorded and properly grazed.
Our Livestock
Every species on the farm is chosen for one reason — it thrives on this land.
Boran
Boran · Sahiwal · Beefmaster crosses
Hardy, grass-fed and finished on open Laikipia pasture.
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Galla
Galla · Boer · crosses
Browsers raised the way the savannah intended.
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Dorper
Dorper · Red Maasai
Shed-wool sheep built for the equatorial sun.
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“The mountain waters our pastures, the sun cures our hay, and the land teaches us patience. We just keep the herds moving.”
The East Impala Way
Word from the Field
The two Boran bulls we bought in 2023 transformed our herd. Fertility is up, temperament is superb, and the after-sale vet support was genuine.
James Mwangi
Rancher, Nyeri County
Their Galla breeding does kidded within months of arrival and have never looked back. The hardiest goats we have ever owned.
Amina Noor
Pastoralist, Isiolo
We take finished lambs monthly for our hotel kitchen. Consistent quality, honest weights, and delivery always on time.
Chef Daniel Otieno
Safari Lodge, Laikipia
The gate is open by appointment. Walk the paddocks, meet the animals and talk livestock with our team.
