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Nicaragua Dairies 2011

Nicaragua Dairy Feed Analysis, 2011

Nicaragua Dairy Feed Analysis, 2012

Milk: Liters to Pounds

 

Dr. Karen L. Jacobsen, talking to dairymen in Malawi about reproduction and nutrition.  These dairymen had 1 or 2 cows each, and carried their milk to a "Milk Bulking Group" in the milk cans you see on their bicycles.  A single dairy cow in Malawi can take a family from abject poverty (mud hut, mud floor, thatched roof) to "Malawi middle class" (block house, concrete floor, tin roof).

Global Dairy Consultants and Volunteers Group

The Global Dairy Consultants and Volunteers Group (formerly a Yahoo group, but moved to LinkedIn) is for people who have served as consultants or volunteers or are interested in consulting or volunteering with dairy farmers and/or the dairy industry in developing countries.  This forum was developed for dairy consultants and volunteers to:

- network with other dairy consultants and volunteers working in developing countries

- share information on upcoming consulting and volunteer assignments with various non-profit organizations in a specific country

- share assistance in sharing global dairy resources

- post information about dairy industries in developing countries that may be useful for other consultants and volunteers


 The Global Dairy Volunteers internet discussion group has been moved to www.LinkedIn.com and is moderated by Dr. Karen L. Jacobsen.