Rooted in Sabatia Settlement Scheme, Growing Across Baringo.
From our foundational registration in 1963 to a thriving community of over 2,000 active dairy smallholders, discover the generational resilience, disciplined financial stewardship, and strategic vision steering Sabatia FCS forward.
14 Daily Collection Routes
Guaranteed Monthly Milk Payouts
Legal Identity
Reg. CS/0957
Cap 490 Laws of Kenya
Cooperative Longevity
0+ Years
Highland Co-op Bedrock
Active Membership
0
Active Dairy Farmers
Share Capital Growth
KSh 16M+
Expanded Asset Base
Liability Reduction
67% Paid
Restructured Debt Down
Peak Annual Intake
2.93M kg
Production Yield
Purpose-Built for Generational Prosperity
A clear institutional mandate empowering smallholders from grass to glass across Baringo County.
To uplift the socioeconomic status of Sabatia FCS members through sustainable agricultural services.
We eliminate vulnerability by anchoring our dairy smallholders with dependable daily milk bulking, subsidized farm supplies, and predictable check-off cycles.
To be a Cooperative of Excellence in the agricultural value chain.
Transforming Baringo County's pastoral highlands into a premier dairy processing hub, shifting from raw bulk exports to branded consumer retail goods.
Anchored in Uncompromising Principles.
Integrity
Zero unauthorized ledger deductions and strict weight calibration.
Equity & Inclusion
Every member's vote and payout receives identical priority.
Mutual Loyalty
Deep solidarity between our smallholders and the cooperative.
Six Decades of Steadfast Growth
Tracing our journey from a localized cooperative initiative in 1963 to Baringo County's most reliable agricultural anchor.
Foundational Registration
Officially chartered under Reg. CS/0957 in Eldama Ravine. Pioneer highland pastoralists united to break colonial-era milk market restrictions.
Route & Network Expansion
Established 14 dedicated daily milk collection corridors across Baringo County, connecting deep Lembus hinterlands with central refrigeration.
Debt Restructuring & Fiscal Revival
A textbook turnaround: Reduced legacy external debt by 67% (down from KSh 13.6M to KSh 4.4M) while expanding net member share capital past KSh 16M.
Value Addition & Product Processing
Integrating automated smart-card weight scales, direct M-PESA clearing, and retail commercialization of Sabatia Fresh Milk, yoghurt, and Mursik.
Member-Driven Leadership Architecture
Governed strictly under the Kenya Cooperative Societies Act (Cap 490), ensuring every major decision originates from and returns value to our smallholders.
Supreme Governing Organ
Annual General Meeting (AGM)
The sovereign assembly where every active member holds an indivisible democratic vote. The AGM deliberates audited financial reports, approves dividend payouts, and elects society directors.
Fiduciary Oversight
Board & Supervisory Organs
Elected smallholder leaders steering fiscal health, member welfare, and strategic policies through four specialized oversight sub-committees.
Executive Execution
Management & Secretariat
Certified cooperative management professionals overseeing day-to-day milk intakes, quality laboratory assays, fleet logistics, and monthly ledger payroll.
Backed by National & County Cooperative Ecosystems
County Govt of Baringo
Dept. of Agriculture
BAMSCOS Union
Baringo Co-op Apex
Co-operative Bank
Kenya Banking Partner
Agriterra
International Advisory
Kenya Dairy Board
Regulatory Oversight
State Dept. Cooperatives
Ministry of Co-ops
Your farm, your voice, your cooperative.
Whether you bring 5 liters from a single heifer or 200 liters from a commercial pasture, Sabatia FCS guarantees fair weights, punctual pay, and shared dividend prosperity.