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The hand that cares and feeds: India’s unnatural ‘natural’ caretakers of livestock
Agriculture / Buffalo / Dairying / Gender / Goats / ILRI / India / Livelihoods / Livestock / Opinion Piece / South Asia / Women

The hand that cares and feeds: India’s unnatural ‘natural’ caretakers of livestock

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I was impressed by how much India’s women food producers make the most out of their situations, how often they thrive in what they do despite constraints, how few view themselves as victims of their circumstances, how often, and with what assurance and purposefulness, they exercise agency. Continue reading →

Colourful convocation: Jimmy Smith addresses graduates of India’s prestigious National Dairy Research Institute
Dairying / Directorate / Event Report / ILRI / ILRIComms / India / Presentation / Pro-Poor Livestock / South Asia / Spotlight

Colourful convocation: Jimmy Smith addresses graduates of India’s prestigious National Dairy Research Institute

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ILRI Director General Jimmy Smith was in Haryana, India, to give the convocation address (aka ‘the commencement speech’ in North America) at NDRI’s 14th graduation ceremony. Smith was also being awarded an honorary degree (honoris causa) for his contributions to livestock research for development. Continue reading →