In an official contract between the Al-Gharrafah Foundation and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, in addition to humanitarian aid and construction of mosques, schools, hospitals, clinics, and development and promotion of agriculture, Al-Gharrafah has been working to promote the generation of birds and rare animals in Farah province. It has also taken important tasks and, for this purpose, the National Environmental Protection Agency of Afghanistan has granted the activity license to this institution.
Firstly, the Al-Gharrafah Foundation built a Falcon place, a breeding center for birds, and a lab equipped for the diagnosis and treatment of birds.
In the second phase, Al-Gharrafah sent several veterans from Farah province to complete a training course in Qatar and upon returning from the country, hired them on their agricultural farm.
In the third phase, 100 birds were imported from Qatar in 2014, and in 2016 this number was reduced to 855, and out of the number of birds, 300 were released.
In 2017, the Foundation also released 470 bastard birds with the presence of the governor and members of the Farah Provincial Council in the Chahkerta Plain of the province.
In 2019, Al-Gharrafah Foundation released 400 bird dropping outs in the presence of the deputy governor and members of the Farah Provincial Council in the Chakerta plain of the province, which will be replenished and augmented by a total of 1300 Habara birds from 2014 to 2019 by Al-Gharaafah, and eventually like Farah is released.
In 2020, the Al-Gharrafah Foundation released 320 bird dropping outs in the presence of the deputy governor and members of the Farah Provincial Council in the Chakerta plain of the province.
In 2023, Al-Gharrafah Foundation released 250 bird dropping outs in the presence of the deputy governor and members of the Farah Provincial Council in the Chakerta plain of the province, which will be replenished and augmented by a total of 2500 Hubara birds from 2014 to 2023 by Al-Gharaafah, and eventually like Farah is released.
In Al-Gharrafah Farm, in addition to birds like Shahin and Houbara, other animals and birds are kept for propagation, such as deer, gooseberries, rabbits, ostriches, Indian goats, crowned chickens, white Quebecois, peacocks, ducks, geese, Pigeon, Lunar, Taro, Chicken, Quail, etc.
