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Never, Ever Give up ‘Huay Bong’ Cattle Development Group
When “Huay Bong Cattle Project Development Group” was initiated in 1996 by Karen Baptist Convention, a partner organization of Heifer Thailand, Kamporn eagerly joined the program, hoping to make a better future. The project aimed to assist poor people by providing cattle and a series of training in animal husbandry and feed formulation. Read more. |
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Goat farming and its perspective in Lao PDR
Farmers view goat as animal desirable for being easy to care and easy to sell. Many kinds of fodder are eaten by goats. The goat market is high both local as well export (Vietnam). Goats are becoming increasingly popular and have high potential. Many smallholders keep goats in the upland villages because are prolific animals and can eat many kinds of fodder. Read more. |
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Cross-Border POG from Thailand to Vietnam
In 2004, Heifer China and Heifer Thailand initiated ‘Cross-Border Passing on the Gifts Program’ with the purpose to continue expanding supports to needy people across the countries. On that occasion, Heifer China passed on 195 animals including Saanen dairy goats, Meishan pigs, and good-bred rabbits to Heifer Thailand under the. That was the beautiful beginning of cross country sharing and caring. Read more. |
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VBHCD workshops in Thailand and Laos
Valued-Based Holistic Community Development (VBHCD) workshops were held in Laos and Thailand during April 19-24 and May 21-26, respectively. One common feeling is that they were very glad to know new like-minded friends and will keep communicating with each other. This is a good sign. This is how Heifer works; building partnership, improving capacity and working with communities to end hunger and care for the earth. Read more. |
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