Like many other food items, eggs are still imported into Afghanistan, mainly from Pakistan — despite high demand. In six months, the Baharak unit generated income of 200,000 AFN (US$ 4,032) and the Jurm unit made 194,000 AFN (US$ 3,911) from the sale of day-old chicks and eggs. With their earnings, the farmers have been able to buy locally manufactured incubators to further increase productivity.
The Poultry Sector: Creating Alternative Livelihoods in Rural Afghanistan
February 25, 2018
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