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Analysis of the composition, structure and function of family gardens traditionally developed by farmers can generate knowledge about successful practices in animal breeding and plant cropping. The objective of this study was to characterize the domesticated fauna found in backyards of San Pedro Ixtlahuaca, Oaxaca, in relation to their composition, use and management. Interviews and participative visits were performed with key informants in the community. Fauna is considered as an asset in the family economy, since people can sell the animals to obtain an economic income, or else, consume the products derived from it. Breeding hens (in 93% of the gardens), followed by pigs (75%), cattle (56%), sheep (37%) and goats (18%) were common. The species of low relative frequency were donkeys and mules. Other species present and inedible were dogs and cats, in 52% of the gardens. Of all of these, sheep were appreciated for their high value. Animal breeding, in relation to their diet, diseases, population renovation and destination of the products, depended on the animal species. The contribution of women in animal breeding activities was key and relevant.

Composición faunística en traspatios familiares de San Pedro Ixtlahuaca, Oaxaca