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Welcome
JOY Goat Development Programme helps communities in Uganda to get milk by breeding
their own dairy goats. We also help them to develop a long-
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| Home |
| Introduction |
| Why Goats (introduction) |
| Manageable |
| Nutrition |
| Income |
| Environment |
| Activities (introduction) |
| Buck stations |
| Buck rotation |
| Record keeping |
| Breeders Groups |
| The Herd Book |
| Technical background to the project |
| About goats in Uganda |
| Partnership |
| Why 50% |
| Do people have goats |
| Attitudes to Goat Milk |
| Economics of milk vs. meat |
| Milk and meat goats together |
| Selection |
| The new breed |
| Commercialisation |
| Local goats - characteristics |
| Housing |
| Number of buck stations |
| Dairy breeds in Uganda |
| Meat Breeds |
| Fodder trees - high rainfall |
| Flavour of goats milk |
| Buck house |
| Feeding rack |
| Mutuba in bananas |
| Mutuba fenceposts 1 |
| Mutuba in coffee |
| Mutuba fenceposts 2 |
| Mutuba leaves |
| Feeding rack cut-out |
| Feeding rack rack in use |
| Table feeding rack |
| Projects (overview) |
| Masaka |
| Bundibugyo |
| Kabale |
| Elgon |
| Teso |
| Lira |
| Iganga |
| Karamoja |
| Lingira Island |
| Art |
| About us |
| JOY YTC |
| Links & Credits |
| UK Charity |
| Send us a message |
| Goat sponsorship |
| Donations |
| Contact UK Charity |