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Biologists at the Barelias milk collection centre,
in the Central Bekaa valley, test for micro-organisms. Milk is
then pasteurised and sold to dairy producers. Dr. Kurdian, a biologists at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley, tests for micro-organisms.
Milk is then pasteurised and sold to dairy producers. Rabih Kamleh, a biologists at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley, tests for fat,
protein, and acidity levels. Milk is then pasteurised and sold
to dairy producers. Rabih Kamleh, a biologists at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley, tests for fat,
protein, and acidity levels. Milk is then pasteurised and sold
to dairy producers. Rabih Kamleh, a biologists at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley, tests for fat,
protein, and acidity levels. Milk is then pasteurised and sold
to dairy producers. Dr. Kurdian, a biologists at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley, tests for fat,
protein, and acidity levels. Milk is then pasteurised and sold
to dairy producers. Dr. Kurdian, a biologists at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley, tests for fat,
protein, and acidity levels. Milk is then pasteurised and sold
to dairy producers. Workers unload urns of milk at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley. The price that
farmers get for their milk at the collection centre is higher
then if they sold directly to the dairy producers. Workers unload urns of milk at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley. The price that
farmers get for their milk at the collection centre is higher
then if they sold directly to the dairy producers. Workers unload urns of milk at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley. The price that
farmers get for their milk at the collection centre is higher
then if they sold directly to the dairy producers. Dr. Kurdian, a biologists at the Barelias milk
collection centre, in the Central Bekaa valley, tests for fat,
protein, and acidity levels. Milk is then pasteurised and sold
to dairy producers. Employees wash sheep at the Breeding Station in
Turbol. The IFAD- funded station is studying which breeds of goats
and sheep are most suitable for the Bekkaa valley. Inside the Barelias milk collection centre, in
the Central Bekaa valley, where milk is pasteurised and then sold
to dairy producers. The price that farmers get for their milk
at the collection centre is higher then if they sold directly
to the dairy producers. Portrait of a project beneficiary in Balrelis.
Livestock coop member Faez Iragai cleans out a
cow shed in Balrelis. As a result of artificial insemination promoted
by the project, they have increased their cattle holdings twofold.
Portrait of Faez Iragai, a member of a Livestock
coop in Balrelis. Livestock coop member Faez Iragai collects fodder
to feed cows in Balrelis. As a result of artificial insemination
promoted by the project, they have increased their cattle holdings
two-fold. Omar Saloun, a project beneficiary discusses veterinary
medicine with an extension worker in Balrelis. A project beneficiary discusses veterinary supplies
with extension workers in Balrelis. Close-up of young goats in the Bekaa valley. Close-up of young goats in the Bekaa valley. Portrait of Kassem Oishak, a cattle farmer in Kerak
village. View of rocky landscape in the Bekaa valley. A shepherd on a rocky landscape in the Bekaa valley.
Project staff examine grass available for grazing
amongst the rocky landscape in the Bekaa valley. |
Close-up of a shepherd on a rocky landscape in
the Bekaa valley. Field technicians from the project taking soil
samples in the Bekaa valley. Field technicians from the project taking soil
samples in the Bekaa valley. In West Bekaa, a research assistant from the International
Centre for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas examines barley
and 'Vicia Saliva', both used for fodder. View of rocky landscape in the Bekaa valley. View of rocky landscape in the Bekaa valley. Field technicians from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visit experimental crops and take soil samples
in West Bekaa. A field technician from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute examines forage in West Bekaa. A field technician from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visits experimental fodder crops in West Bekaa.
A field technician from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visits experimental fodder crops in West Bekaa.
A field technician from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visits experimental fodder crops in West Bekaa.
Field technicians from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visit experimental fodder plots in West Bekaa.
Field technicians from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visit experimental fodder plots in West Bekaa.
Field technicians from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visit experimental fodder crops in West Bekaa.
View of rocky landscape in West Bekaa. Portrait of a project beneficiary in the Bekaa
valley. Field technicians from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visit experimental crops and take soil samples
in West Bekaa. Hannaa Rifaa, has started a knitting business after
receiving a USD 500 from the project. She is a widow and supports
two sons. Hannaa Rifaa, has started a knitting business after
receiving a USD 500 from the project. She is a widow and supports
two sons. Field technicians from the Lebanese Agricultural
Research Institute visit experimental crops and take soil samples
in West Bekaa. Hannaa Rifaa, has started a knitting business after
receiving a USD 500 from the project. She is a widow and supports
two sons. Mustafadi Souadsoukoh, makes yoghurt from sheep
milk from her home in Baalbek. She has attended a two month course
on preparing and preserving food hygienically. In West Bekaa, a field technician from the International
Centre for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas examines a map
of the experimental crops in the area. A beneficiaries daughter helps her mother Iama
Issa knit clothes that they sell to fiends and relatives in Baalbek.
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