Fifty-six women in Sindhuli, Nepal, recently became the country's first dairy farmers to graduate from a specialized field school after completing four years of training in modern animal husbandry. The program, which combines the introduction of high-yielding cattle breeds with technical education, aims to empower women and transform traditional livestock rearing into a profitable and professionalized industry.
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Fifty-six women in Sindhuli, Nepal, recently became the country's first dairy farmers to graduate from a specialized field school after completing four years of training in modern animal husbandry. The program, which combines the introduction of high-yielding cattle breeds with technical education, aims to empower women and transform traditional livestock rearing into a profitable and professionalized industry.
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