As reported by Vesty.co.il, the first dairy farm in Papua New Guinea was opened with the assistance of Israel. Before that, all dairy products in the country were only imported.
The project was implemented by the Israeli company LR GROUP under the leadership of Ami Lustig and Roy Ben-Ami, who specializes in the creation of agro-complexes around the world. The partner was the company Innovative Agro Industry, which also belongs to the Israelis residing in Papua.
The designer was Ronen Feigenbaum from the group "AV metahenim", which also fulfilled many orders in partnership with the Vietnamese branch of Tebodin.
The challenge was not only that a flight from Israel to Papua New Guinea took a day and a half. Just in this country had no idea about dairy production, which, on the one hand, caused great interest in the project, and on the other - a lack of understanding in the technical aspects.
As a result, the Israelis built from scratch not only the complex itself with all the associated infrastructure and technology (cowsheds, milk cooling and storage system, power unit, milking center, feed production, etc.), but also brought 515 cows with high milk yields.
Israeli experts at the first stage will also help with the reproduction of livestock, which is planned to bring up to 800 units. The plans also include the construction of several more agro-industries.