A panoramic view of the landscape surrounding Houla village in South Lebanon. 

A goat herder who lost a part of his leg after stepping on a cluster bomb while herding his goats next to the village of Houla in South Lebanon in the summer of 2006. 

A woman milking a cow received as part of a FAO livestock project. Houla village. 

Goat cheese is stored in a freezer after processing by a farmer near the village of Froun in South Lebanon. 

Portrait of a family that received a cow from a FAO livestock project to help recover losses and generate income.Siddiqine village. 

A couple caring for their livestock. Through a FAO livestock project they received a pregnant Holstein heifer and training in animal care and milk production. Marqaba village, October 2008. 

A farmer with the cow received from a FAO project designed to help farmers recover losses and restart farm production following the 2006 hostilities, Zibiqine village, October 2008. 

A farmer with the cow received from a FAO project designed to help farmers recover losses and restart farm production following the 2006 hostilities, Zibiqine village, October 2008. 

A farmer processing milk collected from a cow received through a FAO livestock project. Aitit village. 

A farmer selling yogurt to a customer in the village of Aitit. She was one of 200 beneficiaries who received a pregnant heifer as part of a FAO livestock project, together with training in animal hea 

Labneh and eggplant preserved in olive oil on the shelves of a farmer's home in Bint Jbeil. 

Goats graze in a field near Kfar Shouba. Goats supplied by a FAO emergency project are helping hundreds of herders in southern Lebanon rebuild their herds. 

Women working in a state-of-the-art milk collection centre where small-scale producers bring their milk for processing and selling. The centre was set up by FAO with the support of the Italian NGO Mov 

A farmer talking about her experience during the 2006 hostilities. 

Women working in a state-of-the-art milk collection centre where small-scale producers bring their milk for processing and selling. The centre was set up by FAO with the support of the Italian NGO Mov 

Women working in a state-of-the-art milk collection centre where small-scale producers bring their milk for processing and selling. The centre was set up by FAO with the support of the Italian NGO Mov 

A farmer who received a cow as part of an FAO emergency project, talking about her experience during the 2006 hostilities. Her brother, right, lost a part of his leg after stepping on a cluster bomb w 

A farmer caring for the calf of the cow received through a FAO livestock project. Besides the livestock, farmers received training in animal health and good milk handling practices. Zibiqine village. 

A FAO livestock expert speaks with a farmer who received a cow as part of a livestock project. Zibiqine village. 

A shepherd herding goats received as part of a FAO emergency project. To rebuild stocks, farmers received six female goats and imported Shami bucks to reinvigorate the local Baladi goat population and