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DIS FarmLake Muhazi · Rwanda
A man and a child look out over Lake Muhazi from the farm, with cattle grazing nearby

Contact & visits

Let's talk dairy.

Whether you are a buyer, a partner, a student or a neighbour, we'd be glad to hear from you.

Dairy cows grazing the green slope above Lake Muhazi

Farm address

Gakoni Cell, Kiramuruzi SectorGatsibo District, Eastern ProvinceRwanda
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Opening hours

Monday – Friday
07:00 – 17:00
Saturday
08:00 – 13:00

Sundays and public holidays: closed to visitors

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What is it about?

We reply within two working days.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Where is DIS Farm?

We are in Gakoni Cell, Kiramuruzi Sector, Gatsibo District in Rwanda's Eastern Province, on the shore of Lake Muhazi. The farm is about an hour and a half's drive north-east of Kigali.

Can we buy milk from the farm?

Yes. We supply chilled raw milk in bulk to processors, milk collection centres, hotels, schools and other institutions. Contact us to discuss volumes and a supply agreement.

Can we visit the farm?

Yes, by appointment. Guided visits are available for schools, farmer groups, partners and investors. We ask every visitor to follow our biosecurity rules to protect the herd.

What does zero-grazing mean?

Our cows live in comfortable, well-ventilated barns instead of grazing in open fields. Fodder is grown on the farm, harvested and brought to them, which improves nutrition, milk yield and animal health while protecting the land.

How do you protect Lake Muhazi?

The lake intake is screened and solar-powered, water is stored in a reservoir and applied by efficient sprinklers, manure is treated rather than released, and a restored wetland buffers the lakeshore.

Is the masterplan final?

No. It is a concept masterplan with indicative siting. Solar and battery sizing depends on a load study, and reservoir volume and irrigation hydraulics will be confirmed by engineering surveys.