In Laos 🇱🇦, farmers and herders sell their buffaloes 🐃 when they have to pay hospital bills, finance a wedding or compensate for a poor rice harvest 🌾. But today these animals suffer from malnutrition and, weakened, become ill and are decimated by epidemics. An innovative diet could help them.
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On this episode, we talk to Jo Smith about Ock Pop Tok, the textile workshop and visitor center she and her Lao partner, Veomanee Douangdala, established there over a decade ago, and why it’s important to preserve traditional crafts from the area. Next up is a discussion with Susie Martin, the Australian expat who co-founded the Laos Buffalo Dairy, which not only produces delicious cheeses and ice creams for restaurants in town, but does so with a sustainable business model that helps local farmers breed and care for their animals. Finally, co-founder Michael Vogler tells us why they embrace a no-riding approach on the treks they offer at MandaLao Elephant Conservation.
Das historische Zentrum von Luang Prabang liegt zwischen dem Mekong und seinem Nebenfluss Nam Khan. Bis zur Abschaffung der Monarchie in Laos 1975 residierten hier die Könige des Landes. Heute ist der Ort von der Unesco als Welterbe anerkannt.
Most people are familiar with cheese made from cow’s milk. However, a buffalo dairy farm in Laos offers more than cheese that everybody has learned to love. At the same time, it can address the farmers’ financial issues and boost the country’s economy.
Luang Prabang, LaosCNN —
We’ve all heard of buffalo mozzarella. But in one popular Southeast Asia destination, a farm is offering travelers a chance to sample a wide variety of cheeses using milk from local buffalos instead of cows.
Laos Buffalo Dairy, in the UNESCO-listed heritage town of Luang Prabang, is the country’s first dairy and buffalo farm. And it was actually the byproduct of a midlife crisis.
A buffalo rental scheme and carbon credit-earning lick blocks are helping lift rural Laos farmers out of poverty.
The Australian initiatives are improving the buffalo herd through nutrition, vaccination programs and better breeding and have led to the country’s first buffalo dairy. ABC's Landline program takes a look.
“Susie Martin said, “This helps farmers earn extra income and provides them with milk for their families and communities. This innovative initiative will be a benefit and will help address the rising concerns of low nutrition rates among Cambodian children.”
“To achieve this, we need to introduce buffalo milk to the market, partnering with hotels and restaurants currently importing buffalo dairy products,” Martin added.
