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Rice farmer Man Sang on his paddy in Staney village,
Kon Dieng district. His land is a test site for new rice varieties.
It is the first time he has planted a new rice variety. Rice farmer Man Sang on his paddy in Staney village,
Kon Dieng district. His land is a test site for new rice varieties.
The blue signs specify the strain of seed and the date it was planted.
Rice farmer Man Sang on his paddy in Staney village,
Kon Dieng district. His land is a test site for new rice varieties.
The sign specifies the strain of seed and the date it was planted.
Rice farmer Heng Nap has planted a new variety of
rice this year. The project provided him with fertilizer, seeds
and training. He expects this year's yield to be 1.5 tonnes more
than last year's. Project sign on rice farmer Man Sang's land, in Staney
village, Kon Dieng district. The sign indicates that his paddy is
a project test site for new rice varieties and specifies the strain
of seed and the date it was planted. Rice is by far the most important
crop in Cambodia, accounting for about 90% of the total cropped
area. Rice farmer Heng Nap has planted a new variety of
rice this year. The project provided him with fertilizer, seeds
and training. He expects this year's yield to be 1.5 tonnes more
than last year's. Farmer Long Sary preparing feed for her chickens.
With assistance from the project, she is raising chickens for both
subsistence and sale. Chicken farmer Long Sary on her farm. With assistance
from the project, she is raising chickens for both subsistence and
sale. Pig farmer Sam Sophal and her son feeding their pigs.
The project provided her with training in pig breeding, pigs, vaccinations,
swill and cement to build pigsties. She plans to breed the pigs
and sell their offspring. Rice farmer Man Sang on his paddy in Staney village,
Kon Dieng district. His land is a test site for new rice varieties.
It is the first time he has planted a new rice variety. Pig farmer Seap Phal feeding her pigs in Tramsos
village. The project trained Seap Phal and her husband in various
aspects of pig production and also provided them with vaccinations,
swill and cement to build pigsties. In addition to raising pigs,
they grow rice, bananas, coconuts and mangoes. Pig farmer Seap Phal in Tramsos village. The project
trained Seap Phal and her husband in various aspects of pig production
and also provided them with vaccinations, swill and cement to build
pigsties. In addition to raising pigs, they grow rice, bananas,
coconuts and mangoes. Pig farmer Sat Morakot in Tramsos village. The project
trained Sat Morakot and her husband in various aspects of pig production,
and provided them with vaccinations, swill and cement to build pigsties.
In addition to raising pigs, they grow rice, bananas, coconuts and
mangoes. Farmer Mang Maov clearing the brush from her mango
and orange trees. The project provided her with training, 75 trees,
fertilizer and a watering can. She plans to intercrop her trees
with cucumbers, eggplants and beans. Pig farmer Sat Morakot vaccinating her pig in Tramsos
village using vaccination techniques learned through the project.
She and her husband also received vaccinations, swill and cement
to build pigsties. In addition to raising pigs, they grow rice,
bananas, coconuts and mangoes. Pig farmer Sat Morakot in Tramsos village. The project
trained Sat Morakot and her husband in various aspects of pig production,
and provided them with vaccinations, swill and cement to build pigsties.
In addition to raising pigs, they grow rice, bananas, coconuts and
mangoes. Pig farmer Seap Phal in Tramsos village. The project
trained Seap Phal and her husband in various aspects of pig production
and also provided them with vaccinations, swill and cement to build
pigsties. In addition to raising pigs, they grow rice, bananas,
coconuts and mangoes. Farmer Mang Maov clearing the brush from her mango
and orange trees. The project provided her with training, 75 trees,
fertilizer and a watering can. She plans to intercrop her trees
with cucumbers, eggplants and beans. Farmer Mang Maov clearing the brush from her mango
and orange trees. The project provided her with training, 75 trees,
fertilizer and a watering can. She plans to intercrop her trees
with cucumbers, eggplants and beans. Rice farmer Khin Nga working in her rice paddy in
Prey Domrey village. She received seeds, fertilizer and training
from the project. Thanks to her new skills, she is expecting to
produce an improved crop this year. Beneficiaries travelling along the 6-km road connecting
Tramsos village to Pursat, the provincial capital. The road was
rehabilitated as part of the Seila project. Beneficiaries travelling along the 6-km road connecting
Tramsos village to Pursat, the provincial capital. The road was
rehabilitated as part of the Seila project. Beneficiaries travelling along the 6-km road connecting
Tramsos village to Pursat, the provincial capital. The road was
rehabilitated as part of the Seila project. Beneficiaries walking their cattle to a water-pump
across the river in Run village. Villagers raise cattle and grow
eggplants and papayas. Beneficiary walking her cow to a water-pump across
the river in Run village. Women are an important part of the project's
target group because of the major role they play both on and off
the farm. Eggplant farmer displaying his crop in Run village.
Villagers raise cattle and grow eggplants and papayas. Farmer Phan Putheary feeding her chickens in Khnach
Romeas village. Since she participated in a project-run training
programme on proper chicken vaccination techniques, her chickens'
health has improved greatly. Beneficiary pumping fresh water in Run village. Villagers
raise cattle and grow eggplants and papayas. Pig farmer Him Sohieng on her farm in Doum Chres
village. The project provided her with training in pig-raising,
vaccinations, swill and cement to build pigsties. She plans to use
income from the sale of pigs to buy medicine and clothing for her
family. Pig farmer Him Sohieng on her farm in Doum Chres
village. The project provided her with training in pig-raising,
vaccinations, swill and cement to build pigsties. She plans to use
income from the sale of pigs to buy medicine and clothing for her
family. Farmer Phan Putheary vaccinating her chickens on
her farm in Khnach Romeas village. Since she participated in a project-run
training programme on proper chicken vaccination techniques, her
chickens' health has improved greatly. Farmer Rin Khom feeding his fish in Chrey Commune.
In addition to providing Rin Khom with fish, nets and rice seed,
the project taught him how to make a canal, care for the fish and
keep the water clean. By combining fish and rice farming, he maximizes
land and water use. Rice farmer on her paddy in Prey Pdao village, 20
km west of Pursat. Her land is a test site for new rice varieties.
The blue signs specify the strain of seed and the date it was planted.
Farmer Rin Khom feeding his fish in Chrey Commune.
In addition to providing Rin Khom with fish, nets and rice seed,
the project taught him how to make a canal, care for the fish and
keep the water clean. By combining fish and rice farming, he maximizes
land and water use. Farmer Rin Khom feeding his fish in Chrey Commune.
In addition to providing Rin Khom with fish, nets and rice seed,
the project taught him how to make a canal, care for the fish and
keep the water clean. By combining fish and rice farming, he maximizes
land and water use. Farmer Rin Khom on his combined fish hatchery/rice
paddy in Chrey Commune. In addition to providing Rin Khom with fish,
nets and rice seed, the project taught him how to make a canal,
care for the fish and keep the water clean. By combining fish and
rice farming, he maximizes land and water use. Farmer Rin Khom with his daughter on his combined
fish hatchery/rice paddy in Chrey Commune. In addition to providing
Rin Khom with fish, nets and rice seed, the project taught him how
to make a canal, care for the fish and keep the water clean. By
combining fish and rice farming, he maximizes land and water use.
Rice farmer on her paddy in Prey Pdao village, 20
km west of Pursat. Her land is a test site for new rice varieties.
The blue signs specify the strain of seed and the date it was planted.
Local farmers visiting Buddhist temple and monastery
in Prey Pdao village Meeting of rice farmers in Kon Klong village. The
farmers meet once a week to discuss rice-growing techniques, storage
management and pest control. Project beneficiaries in this village
each received fertilizer and a new variety of rice seed. Meeting of rice farmers in Kon Klong village. The
farmers meet once a week to discuss rice-growing techniques, storage
management and pest control. Project beneficiaries in this village
each received fertilizer and a new variety of rice seed. Meeting of rice farmers in Kon Klong village. The
farmers meet once a week to discuss rice-growing techniques, storage
management and pest control. Project beneficiaries in this village
each received fertilizer and a new variety of rice seed. Farmer Moeurk Hew working in her mango orchard in
Svay Kang village. She received 60 mango trees from the project
and bought an additional 130 herself. She is planning to intercrop
vegetables with the mango trees to maximize land use and increase
her income. Farmer Moeurk Hew working in her mango orchard in
Svay Kang village. She received 60 mango trees from the project
and bought an additional 130 herself. She is planning to intercrop
vegetables with the mango trees to maximize land use and increase
her income. Farmer Moeurk Hew working in her mango orchard in
Svay Kang village. She received 60 mango trees from the project
and bought an additional 130 herself. She is planning to intercrop
vegetables with the mango trees to maximize land use and increase
her income. Farmer Moeurk Hew on her mango orchard in Svay Kang
village. She received 60 mango trees from the project and bought
an additional 130 herself. She is planning to intercrop vegetables
with the mango trees to maximize land use and increase her income.
Meeting of rice farmers in Kon Klong village. The
farmers meet once a week to discuss rice-growing techniques, storage
management and pest control. Project beneficiaries in this village
each received fertilizer and a new variety of rice seed. Meeting of rice farmers in Kon Klong village. The
farmers meet once a week to discuss rice-growing techniques, storage
management and pest control. Project beneficiaries in this village
each received fertilizer and a new variety of rice seed. Beneficiary Ki Sdaun on her father's rice paddy in
Porpeal Khea village, Tmorkol district. Her father, Koy Ki, is growing
a new variety of rice and testing new methods for channelling water
and land levelling. Beneficiary Ki Sdaun on her father's rice paddy in
Porpeal Khea village, Tmorkol district. Her father, Koy Ki, is growing
a new variety of rice and testing new methods for channelling water
and land levelling. Beneficiary Ki Sdaun on her father's rice paddy in
Porpeal Khea village, Tmorkol district. Her father, Koy Ki, is growing
a new variety of rice and testing new methods for channelling water
and land levelling. Rice farmer Koy Ki on his rice paddy in Porpeal Khea
village, Tmorkol district. He is growing a new variety of rice and
testing new methods for channelling water and land levelling. Rice farmer Koy Ki on his rice paddy in Porpeal Khea
village, Tmorkol district. He is growing a new variety of rice and
testing new methods for channelling water and land levelling. Rice farmer Koy Ki on his rice paddy in Porpeal Khea
village, Tmorkol district. He is growing a new variety of rice and
testing new methods for channelling water and land levelling. Rice farmer Koy Ki on his rice paddy in Porpeal Khea
village, Tmorkol district. He is growing a new variety of rice and
testing new methods for channelling water and land levelling. Beneficiary with her children outside the rice growers'
meeting house in Sophy village, Tmorkol district. When women have
access to agricultural inputs and relevant knowledge, farm productivity
gains are high Beneficiary with her children outside the rice growers'
meeting house in Sophy village, Tmorkol district. When women have
access to agricultural inputs and relevant knowledge, farm productivity
gains are high Meeting of the rice farmers' association in Sophy
village, Tmorkol district. Farmers discuss rice- growing techniques,
storage management and pest control. |
Meeting of the rice farmers' association in Sophy
village, Tmorkol district. Farmers discuss rice- growing techniques,
storage management and pest control. Meeting of the rice farmers' association in Sophy
village, Tmorkol district. Farmers discuss rice- growing techniques,
storage management and pest control. Farmer Ki Chouk on her farm in Porpeal Khea village,
Tmorkol district. She is vaccinating one of her chickens using vaccination
techniques learned through the project. The project also provided
her with chickens, chicken feed, and wire mesh and nails for a coop.
Farmer Ki Chouk on her farm in Porpeal Khea village,
Tmorkol district. She is vaccinating one of her chickens using vaccination
techniques learned through the project. The project also provided
her with chickens, chicken feed, and wire mesh and nails for a coop.
Chicken farmer Ki Chouk in Porpeal Khea village,
Tmorkol district. In addition to chickens and training in vaccination
techniques, the project provided her with chicken feed, and wire
mesh and nails for a coop. Extension worker shows his support for the project
with a project sticker displayed on his motorcycle. Beneficiary Sam Ne, in blue, on his rice paddy in
Bospor village, 3 km from Battambang. With assistance from the project,
he planted one hectare of rice. In the off season, he irrigates
his land and grows beans and peanuts to generate income and feed
his ten children. Beneficiary Sam Ne, in blue, on his rice paddy in
Bospor village, 3 km from Battambang. With assistance from the project,
he planted one hectare of rice. In the off season, he irrigates
his land and grows beans and peanuts to generate income and feed
his ten children. Chicken farmer Ki Chhouk with her daughter in Porpeal
Khea village, Tmorkol district. The project provided her with chickens,
chicken feed, wire mesh for a coop and nails. It also trained her
on chicken vaccination techniques. Family member of rice farmer Koy Ki in Porpeal Khea
village, Tmorkol district. He is growing a new variety of rice and
testing new methods for channelling water and land levelling. Beneficiary Sam Ne on his rice paddy in Bospor village,
3 km from Battambang. With assistance from the project, he planted
one hectare of rice. In the off season, he irrigates his land and
grows beans and peanuts to generate income and feed his ten children.
Beneficiary Por Meng next to his combination rice
paddy/fish hatchery. With assistance from the project, he received
a new strain of rice and two varieties of fish for breeding, common
carp and silver carp. By combining fish and rice farming, he maximizes
land and water use. Beneficiary Por Meng next to his combination rice
paddy/fish hatchery. With assistance from the project, he received
a new strain of rice and two varieties of fish for breeding, common
carp and silver carp. By combining fish and rice farming, he maximizes
land and water use. Beneficiary Por Meng feeding fish in the main irrigation
canal of his rice paddy. With assistance from the project, he received
a new strain of rice and two varieties of fish for breeding (common
carp and silver carp). By combining fish and rice farming, he maximizes
land and water use. Beneficiary Sam Ne, in blue, on his rice paddy in
Bospor village, 3 km from Battambang. With assistance from the project,
he planted one hectare of rice. In the off season, he irrigates
his land and grows beans and peanuts to generate income and feed
his ten children. Beneficiary Sam Ne on his rice paddy in Bospor village,
3 km from Battambang. With assistance from the project, he planted
one hectare of rice. In the off season, he irrigates his land and
grows beans and peanuts to generate income and feed his ten children.
Beneficiary Sam Ne on his rice paddy in Bospor village,
3 km from Battambang. With assistance from the project, he planted
one hectare of rice. In the off season, he irrigates his land and
grows beans and peanuts to generate income and feed his ten children.
Project sign on beneficiary Sam Ne's rice paddy in
Bospor village, 3 km from Battambang. The sign describes the project
and the variety of rice planted on his farm. Beneficiary Sen Ra feeding her chickens in Chrey
Cheung village. Through a training programme, she learned how to
vaccinate and medicate the chickens, feed them properly and rehabilitate
her coop. She expanded her farm from five to over 80 chickens, and
taught other villagers the skills she had learned. Beneficiary Sen Ra administers eye drops to one of
her chickens. Through a training programme, she learned how to vaccinate
and medicate the chickens, feed them properly and rehabilitate her
coop. She expanded her farm from five to over 80 chickens, and taught
other villagers the skills she had learned. Beneficiary Sen Ra administers eye drops to one of
her chickens. Through a training programme, she learned how to vaccinate
and medicate the chickens, feed them properly and rehabilitate her
coop. She expanded her farm from five to over 80 chickens, and taught
other villagers the skills she had learned. Beneficiary Sen Ra holding one of her roosters on
her chicken farm in Chrey Cheung village. Through a training programme,
she learned how to vaccinate and medicate the chickens, feed them
properly and rehabilitate her coop. She expanded her farm from five
to over 80 chickens, and taught other villagers the skills she had
learned. Beneficiary Sen Ra's chicken farm in Chrey Cheung
village. Through a training programme, she learned how to vaccinate
and medicate the chickens, feed them properly and rehabilitate her
coop. She expanded her farm from five to over 80 chickens, and taught
other villagers the skills she had learned. Beneficiary Sen Ra's chicken farm in Chrey Cheung
village. Through a training programme, she learned how to vaccinate
and medicate the chickens, feed them properly and rehabilitate her
coop. She expanded her farm from five to over 80 chickens, and taught
other villagers the skills she had learned. Beneficiary Sen Ra's chicken farm in Chrey Cheung village. Through a training programme, she learned how to vaccinate and medicate the chickens, feed them properly and rehabilitate her coop. She expanded her farm from five to over 80 chickens, and taught other villagers the skills she had lea |
