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INDIA 1968. Gathering hay for livestock
Malpura, Rajasrthan, India. March 1968.CENTRAL SHEEP AND WOOL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, Rajasthan, India's chief sheep and wool state, has begun to revolutionize its industry with the aid of this United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)/Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)project. Research studies in sheep breeding, range and pasture management and pasture utilization and on production, processing and utilization of wools have already been completed. More than 150 demonstration and training centres are teaching the nomadic shepherds and other local people that better breeds, shearing and grading mean better wool that can be sold for higher prices . The project is being extended into eight
other Indian states.
Hay for livestock feeding is harvested at one of the Institute's experimental farms.
03/01/1968
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©FAO photo/ T. Sennett
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CENTRAL SHEEP AND WOOL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, Rajasthan, India's chief sheep and wool state, has begun to revolutionize its industry with the aid of this United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)/Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)project. Research studies in sheep breeding, range and pasture management and pasture utilization and on production, processing and utilization of wools have already been completed. More than 150 demonstration and training centers are teaching the nomadic shepherds and other local people that better breeds, shearing and grading mean better wool that can be sold for higher prices . The project is being extended into eight other Indian states.