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A glimpse of the frame-work of the poultry house
One of the many granaries in Nyaobe village. The granary acts as a storage place for food crops such as maize and beans.
A close-up shot of the poultry house foundation.
James Ogolla, 26,and a father of four looks on as he lays the foundation.
Tom Jackson Ogada is the sole bread winner of a big family of 21 (nine children and twelve grandchildren). He is excited about the poultry farming project as it will add up to his means of earning a living.
Ogada as he digs a hole for the foundation of the poultry house.
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Mrs. Ogada as she prepares she prepares and evening meal for her family straight from her small vegetable farm.
She is optimistic about the poultry farming project because it will sustain them economically, and she...
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Paula, sdfa-Kenya's volunteer and some of the villagers take a break from the poultry house contruction to pose for a shot.
Construction of the poultry house in progress. About 15 men took part in the construction process.
The construction of the poultry house in progress with the roofing completed.
Some of the village women in Nyaobe taking part in the construction of poultry house. They volunteered to carry the Iron sheets (mabatis) that were used for the construction of the poultry house, while men took part in the actually contruction.
Mary Ouma, Stella Onditi and Tinah Ogolla are all married with families to raise, and in order to do...
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Paula, one of sdfa-k volunteers from the US with children from Nyaobe village. These children's roles in this project (poultry farming) include watering, cleaning sheds, care of chicks, egg collection and Sale of eggs.
Some of the materials used by the youths in Nyaombe to build the poultry house
SDFA-K also ensurers that for any tree cut down in this village to sustain a project, two is planted....
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Women and children from Nyaobe village who have benefited from sdfa-k projects in the region, with the most current one being poultry farming.
Susan and Betty Ogada as they pose for a shot. They are some of the children who will be responsible for taking care of the chicken once the project is complete.
Antony Okumu and Jeff Okello as they dig holes for the foundation of the poultry house.Ouma owns a two acre of land where he practices mixed farming. Okello on the other hand is a small scale fisherman.
A happy mother and her one year old son pose for a shot. She is among the many women in Nyaobe village who will greatly benefit from the poultry farming project.
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