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The President of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative, who is a University biology student, giving a goat a vaccination.
The President of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative, who is a University biology student, preparing a vaccination for a goat.
The President, left, and the Accountant, right, of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative checking the goats' health and vaccination record.
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative clearing stones from the goat barn yard.
Members of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative getting the goats out of the barn.
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative milking a goat in the barn yard. Through the proliferation and care of the herd the Cooperative will be able to begin organic cheese production using goat
Two members of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative milking a goat in the barn yard. Through the proliferation and care of the herd the Cooperative will be able to begin organic cheese production using goat
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative leaving the manger where the goats are fed each day.
A young child holding a kid in her arms. Her mother, in the background, is the manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative that looks after the herd of goats.
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative hauling feed to an isolated area where she can prepare the goats' food, undistrubed.
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative milking a goat in the barn yard. Through the proliferation and care of the herd the Cooperative will be able to begin organic cheese production using goat
Two members of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative milking a goat in the barn yard. Through the proliferation and care of the herd the Cooperative will be able to begin organic cheese production using goat
Two members of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative milking a goat in the barn yard. Through the proliferation and care of the herd the Cooperative will be able to begin organic cheese production using goat
Two members of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative milking a goat in the barn yard. Through the proliferation and care of the herd the Cooperative will be able to begin organic cheese production using goat
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative preparing the goat feed.
A beneficiary and member of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative tending to the goat herd.
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative preparing the goat feed.
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative preparing the goat feed.
The manager of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative filling the manger troughs with hay for the goats.
Women of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative herding the goats just outside of the barn. In a short time the herd has doubled and the Cooperative will begin producing organic goat milk cheese for extra inc
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The President of the Tissaf Women's Cooperative, who is a University biology student, administering an oral medicine to one of the goats.
Goat farming for rural women of the Boulemane Province - TFD-01/MOR/002. The objectives of the project are to enable rural women of the Boulemane Province to care for a herd of goats and in the long-term to utilize the goat milk to produce organic cheese for income generating activities, as was done successfully in other regions of Morocco (Chefchaouen).

05/15/2004
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