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Kenya: Hardworking farmer gets fame

The Busia-Kisumu highway snakes past the vibrant Ugunja town. Almost a kilometer from the town, toward Kisumu, off the highway, there’s Ulwan village in West Uholo Location.

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Dr. Mahendra Lohani, Asia/South Pacific vice president, joins COO in CambodiaOn April 10, 2010, 60 project participants from four self-help groups (SHGs) celebrated a Passing on the Gift (POG) at a school in Proyuth village, Pauk commune, Pauk

Tanzania: Heifer camel project a resounding success to Maasai community

From the Arusha Times, TanzaniaThey are huge, bulky and strong! They are disease-tolerant and can survive drought by browsing on leaves on trees that other livestock cannot eat. These are camels!Following severe long droughts that hit northeastern

Penn State students, clubs fund Heifer International gift ark

UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. According to the ancient Chinese proverb, if you give a man a fish you will feed him for a day, but if you teach a man to fish you will feed him for a lifetime.In a sense, Penn State’s Agricultural Student Council, in

Heifer Armenia organizes gender equity discussion

Heifer International’s Armenian country program is organizing a roundtable/discussion on “Gender Equity and Rural Women in Armenia,” Tuesday, April 6, in Yerevan. The participants are NGO and state representatives and community leaders.