Dpto. Salud de la ASCIM en Capacitación. Tema del día: "Síndrome Gripal".

El jueves, 22 de mayo de 2025, se ha desarrollado la jornada de capacitación mensual…

Reunión regular de la Federación Regional Indígena del Chaco Central (FRICC)

Este miércoles 21 de mayo, representantes de las comunidades miembros de la FRICC se reunieron…

Campo Alegre: galpón histórico será refaccionado y declarado patrimonio cultural

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Dpto. DISE en Capacitación

El 13 de mayo del 2025 las colaboradores del Dpto. DISE, tanto de Educación Inicial…

Encuentro de asesores en la comunidad de Pozo Amarillo

El 8 de mayo se tuvo un encuentro de asesores en la comunidad de Pozo…

Campamento 2025 en el Centro Educativo ASCIM – Bebiendo de la fuente de vida

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Los colaboradores del Sanatorio ASCIM celebran

El jueves 8 de mayo, el equipo de colaboradores del Sanatorio ASCIM celebró el Día…

Inicio de las renovaciones anuales del convenio de cooperación entre la ASCIM y las comunidades indígenas

Lunes, 12 de mayo, Representantes de la ASCIM se juntaron con los líderes y miembros…

Club de embarazadas en el Sanatorio ASCIM

El día de hoy, jueves, 8 de mayo de 2025, el equipo de salud pública…

Reunión sobre la Ruta Bioceánica: Tramo Mariscal Estigarribia a Centinela

El miércoles 7 de mayo de 2025, se reunieron en la sala de reuniones de…

Cierre del Proyecto "Ñe'ẽry" en la Escuela Básica N° 6775 “19 de Abril” de Nich´a Toyish

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Dpto. Salud de la ASCIM en Capacitación. Temas del día: "Seguridad laboral y reanimación neonatal".

En la capacitación mensual para los colaboradores del Dpto. de Salud ASCIM el jueves, 24…

Community Stock Breeding

Ganado de la Comunidad Campo Alegre Ganado de la Comunidad Campo Alegre

The Administration Council of the community and the rural mentor oversee the community ranch together. This ranch is very important for the community because it is the main pillar of their economy. The income generated by this branch of the economy is retained until June, when it is built into the budget for the following year – either for investment or for spending. The maintenance of the ranch also has a high priority, since it is the base of the economy of that community. Without it, there is practically no income and few people would find work in the community.

After the first official phase of immunization against aphthous (a hoof- and mouth disease) in 2017, the number of animals was at 12.233 heads. But it is important to emphasize that the real number is at 15.300 animals.This number includes the family farms (5 farms) and the agricultural school “Escuela Agricola La Huerta” (ASCIM).

The community with the most animals now is Pozo Amarillo with 1.594animals and the community with the least animals is Ebetogue with 300 animals.

All the work on the ranch is done by community members themselves. The method used is the breeding of one year old calves, and not the fattening of bullocks. In other words, in all the communities they sell these twelve to fourteen month old calves, and not the bullocks. This system works well with the situation of the communities, since most sales are finished by May, so that the income can then be calculated into the plans made in June with the budget and for the next year of production.

There is a constant effort to increase the quality of the calf meat, which in fact, is actually already very good. It is important for the indigenous community to be known as good quality ranches, so that people would prefer to buy from them.

For the indigenous people it is important to have a relationship with their clients, and they value someone taking the time to have a conversation with them.

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Location:
Yalve Sanga (Central office)
 
PO Box:
ASCIM
Filadelfia, 40
9300 Fernheim
Paraguay
 
Contact:
Tel. 0491 432231
Cel. 0981 484 975
Email: info@ascim.org
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