Four veterinarians from Texas A & M

Four veterinarians from Texas A & M University were working toward doctorates in bovine diseases. Eight animal scientists from three Latin American countries and the United States were in a swine improvement program, while six trainees from four Latin American countries studied rice cultivation and agronomy. CIA T rated its training activities not by numbers of trainees, but by whether graduates became agents of change in their home countries.

Résultats (Créole haïtien) 1:

Kat vétérinaires de UN Texas a & M Inivèsite te travay pou nou avanse plusieurs nan maladi bovins. Ywit animal syantis yo nan twa peyi Amerik Latin yo ak eta Zini te nan yon kochon amelyorasyon pwogram, pandan sis stagiaires soti nan kat nan Amerik Latin nan peyi yo ki te etidye lang sa diri Kiltivasyon e agwonomi. CIA T rated li antrènman aktivite yo pa anpil stagiaires, men, pa konnen si gwadye lan, ki moute ajan yo de chanjman nan peyi yo lakay yo.

Résultats (Créole haïtien) 2:

Kat veterinè soti nan Texas A & M University te travay pou Doctorat nan maladi estipid. Uit syantis dènye bèt nan peyi twa peyi Amerik Latin nan ak Etazini yo te nan yon pwogram amelyorasyon kochon, pandan y ap sis resevwa fòmasyon nan kat peyi nan Amerik Latin etidye kiltivasyon diri ak agwonomi. CIA T rated aktivite fòmasyon li yo pa pa nimewo a resevwa fòmasyon, men pa si wi ou non gradye te vin ajan chanjman nan peyi lakay yo.