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AFGHANISTAN 1969. Training and demonstration in animal health and animal husbandry

1969 (exact date unknown). Afghanistan. A young cowherder in the north of Afghanistan.

01/01/1969

UNFAO Source FAO Photo Library

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Unique ID UF12P5J

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The Afghanistan Government has undertaken a 5-year project to improve the quality and increase production of sheep, cattle and poultry throughout the nation, with the assistance of the United. Nations Development Programme - Special Fund (UNDP-SF) and with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) acting as executing agency. Animal health assistants and animal husbandry extension workers are being trained at a lay assistants school in Kabul and at a field training centre in the province of Baghran, where a pilot demonstration area in animal health and animal husbandry extension work has also been established. Short in-service training courses are being offered for agricultural workers.