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Laboratoire des Productions Animales et Fourragères

Missions du Laboratoire

01

Développer des Technologies

pour l’accroissement des productions animales et fourragères, leur productivité, Chaînes de Valeurs Animales.
02

Participer au transfert des technologies aux éleveurs.

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03

Contribuer à la formation

Encadrement des étudiants (Thèses, Mastères, ...)

Recherches Scientifiques

Recherches Scientifiques

Conduite de Recherches scientifiques et appliquées dans le domaine de l’élevage et des ressources alimentaires visant l’accroissement quantitatif et qualitatif des productions animales (lait et viande) et fourragères.

Encadrement des étudiants et Techniciens

Encadrement des étudiants et Techniciensn

Transfert de Technologies

Transfert de Technologies

Contribution au transfert des technologies et appui scientifique et technique aux exploitations agricoles à dominante élevage.

  • Inscription de 28 variétés fourragères et pastorales (Légumineuses et Graminées).
  • Mise au point de paquets techniques pour la production de semences et la conduite des cultures et associations fourragères et pastorales
  • Intégration des cultures fourragères en agriculture de conservation
  • Elaboration de tables de la valeur alimentaire des fourrages tunisiens
  • Mise au point de lignes de conduite des troupeaux ovins en conditions alimentaires difficiles avec intégration des ressources alimentaires alternatives
  • Caractérisation et valorisation des ressources alimentaires alternatives (arbustes fourragers, cactus, sous produits agroindustriels, blocs etc….)
  • Mise au point de différents systèmes d’engraissement économiques d’agneaux utilisant les ressources conventionnelles et alternatives
  • Caractérisation des carcasses et de la viande des agneaux des races autochtones selon le mode de conduite alimentaire
  • Mise au point d’une notation de l’état corporel des ovins de race Barbarine au niveau caudal
  • La technique de l’évaluation de l’état corporel est plus efficace que la pesée des animaux dans la gestion de l’alimentation et des mouvements dans le troupeau
  • Optimisation de la production ovine laitière sur prairie de différentes espèces fourragères pérenne ou annuelle
  • Amélioration des performances et maîtrise de l’alimentation énergétique et azotée des bovins laitiers et des taurillons à l’engraissement
  • Etablissement de la carte de stress thermique pour les bovins laitiers
  • Quantification des performances des bovins croisés en Tunisie
  • Création d'une souche ovine prolifique et identification des mutations génétiques.
  • Développement de méthodes d'évaluation génétique des ruminants et simplification du contrôle des performances des ovins
  • Caractérisation des cycles reproductifs des races tunisiennes des petits ruminants dans leur milieu
  • Mise au point de techniques naturelles ou hormonales de maîtrise des cycles de reproduction adaptées aux races autochtones des petits ruminants
  • Caractérisation physiologique des mécanismes d’adaptation des races autochtones aux différents stress environnementaux

  • Caractérisation génétiques, gestion, conservation et valorisation des ressources  animales, fourragères et pastorales.
  • Création de variétés fourragères et pastorales à partir des ressources locales et introduites.
  • Amélioration de la productivité des ruminants par l’alimentation, la reproduction et l’amélioration gé- nétique.
  • Amélioration de la résilience et de la durabilité des systèmes d’élevage face aux changements climatiques.
  • Amélioration de la Qualité des produits animaux par voies alimentaire et génétique.
Boussen FatmaAdjoint Technique
Ismaïl JamilaTechnicienne
Jallouli HanenTechnicien
Taghouti ZinaTechnicien
Saida NaasriIngénieur Principal
Nabil Soumri
Nabil SoumriIngénieur en Chefnabil.soumri@iresa.agrinet.tn

Chercheurs

Bedhiaf Romdhani Sonia
Bedhiaf Romdhani SoniaChef de Laboratoire / Génétique et Biotechnologie Animalebedhiaf.sonia@gmail.com
Professeur de l’Enseignement Supérieur Agricole Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique de Tunisie (INRAT) Laboratoire des Productions Animales et Fourragères (PAF) • 2018: Présidente continentale du réseau AWARFA-N (UA): African Women in Animal Resources Farming and Agro-business Network. • 2014: Rédacteur en Chef de la revue "Annales de l'INRAT" www.annalesinrat.tn • 2010: Prix international attribué par Thomson Reuters, leader mondial en source d’information intelligente, à l’occasion de l’évaluation des performances des organisations et des pays en matière de publications scientifiques de haut niveau. • 2009: Prix: FAO Award, Premio Internazionale PRIMULA D'ORO.

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Abidi Sourour
Abidi SourourNutrition Animalesourour.abidi@yahoo.fr
Dr. Sourour Abidi is an assistant professor at the laboratory of animal and forage production at National Institute of agronomic research of Tunisia She is specialized in Animal nutrition (in particular: Digestion and performance compared in ruminants submitted to different diets and feed characterization) and she is Holder of PhD in Animal Production Science from the high school of agriculture INAT (2010) and Master of Sciences (MSc) on Animal Nutrition. A long her career, Dr. Sourour Abidi is focusing on the potential use of alternative feed resources (fodder shrubs, crop residues, agro industrial byproducts, secondary compounds, etc.) in ruminants feeding in the dry areas. She is also investigating sheep and goat response to different drinking water restriction in terms of digestion, production performances. Actually, she works on the nutritive value of forage produced in Tunisia (hay, silage, straw). She investigates the different way of use of new forage species and its effect on ruminant’s digestion, growth, and meat quality under conventional and conservative agriculture. Dr. Sourour Abidi is a member of several national and international projects funded by different donors (e.g. FAO, IFAD, IAEA, etc.). She authored and coauthored several national and international papers.
Naziha ATTI
Naziha ATTIProduction Ovine et Caprineatti.naziha@gmail.com
Biography (Short CV) Naziha ATTI, born in 1958, holds Diplomas of Agricultural Engineer in 1981 and PhD in Agricultural Sciences in 2000 from INAT. Having worked since 1981 as Engineer at INRAT has evolved as "Scientific Agricultural Researcher", currently Professor (Senior Researcher) at the Laboratory of Production of Animal and Forage (PAF) of INRAT. She is a “small ruminant” scientist with a background in animal nutrition and rearing. Her main area of research is the Sheep and Goat Production and Product Quality. She is expert in the field of sheep and goat management in harsh conditions. She co-developed a body condition score (BCS) system proper to fat-tail sheep breeds; the BCS is a useful management tool for farmers to take decisions on when and how practice nutrition supply to the whole a part of flock economising on supply cost. She worked on the improvement of meat and milk quality (chemical composition, fatty acid profile and lipid oxidation) of different breeds and production systems using conventional and unconventional feed resources. She developed in vivo prediction equations of body composition of fat-tail sheep permitting many research studies on carcass composition in live animals (lambs and ewes). Prof Atti is the coordinator of “Small Ruminant Productivity improvement” and “Animal Product Quality” Research Programs of the PAF Laboratory. She is author/co-author of over 150 publications, 110 of them are peer-reviewed journal papers. Her h-index on Google Scholar is 21 with 1400 citations in June 2020. She is a temporal professor at the Higher Agricultural School of Kef. She is also actively involved in the educational process in postgraduate programs as an advisor to graduate; she trained 20 students at the Masters and Doctoral level. She also contributes in the training of professionals (engineers, technicians and breeders), including engineers from the Niger. She coordinated various international and national projects and participated to several others, as well as many national and international networks. She is a member of the National Thesis and Qualification Commission for Agronomic Research, option Animal Sciences, member of recruitment or promotion juries for Researchers, referee for several scientific journals, expert, in her field, for national and international organizations and an active member of the High Education and Scientific Research Union. In February 2019, she received the “Regional African Union Kwame Nkrumah Awards for Scientific Excellence» in its 2018 Edition.
Ben Jémaâ Slim
Ben Jémaâ SlimGénétique Animalebenjemaaslim@gmail.com
I am a geneticist at Tunisian National Institute of Agronomic Research (INRAT). My main area of study is in molecular genetics applied to livestock breeding and conservation of animal genetic resources. My research is concerned with understanding the genetic basis of production and adaptation traits, mainly in cattle and small ruminant populations. Shedding light on these mechanisms will allow us to develop strategies utilizing marker assisted selection to tackle chronic as well as emerging problems such as low-productivity farms, high inbreeding in some breeds and changing production environment (climate change). I graduated from the National Agronomic Institute of Tunisia (INAT), in 2001. In 2002, I earned a scholarship to attend a molecular genetics training program at the Lazzaro Spallanzani Institute (Rivolta d’Addda, Lombardy, Italy). In 2004, I moved to France to start a European Master in genetics at the University Paris 7 (Denis Diderot). In 2006, I started my PhD studies at “Animal Genetics and Integrative Biology” (GABI) team (Jouy-en-Josas, France) where I conducted genome-wide association tests (using microsatellite markers) to identify quantitative trait loci (QTL) involved in female fertility traits in French dairy cattle. In 2012, I joined a permanent full-time position as a research fellow at the laboratory of Animal and Forage Productions (INRAT). Qualifications : • 2009 : Doctor in Philosophy, Doctoral School ABIES, identification of female fertility QTL in French dairy cattle. • 2005 : European Master in Genetics, University Paris 7 (Denis Diderot). • 2001 : Agricultural Engineer (Livestock Production).

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HICHEM BEN SALEM
HICHEM BEN SALEMNutrition Animalebensalem.hichem@iresa.agrinet.tn
Prof. Hichem Ben Salem is a permanent member of the laboratory of Animal and Forage Productions at the National Institute of Agronomic Research of Tunisia (INRAT). In 1998, he earned a PhD in Animal Nutrition from the University of Dijon in France. Along his career as scientist at INRAT (since 1991), Prof. Hichem Ben Salem is in charge of research programs focusing on the potential use of alternative feed resources (fodder shrubs, cactus, range vegetation, crop residues, agro industrial by-products, secondary compounds-containing forages, etc.) in sheep and goat feeding. He also investigated livestock response to different stressors (anti-nutritive factors in the diet, drinking water restriction or salinity, etc.) in terms of digestion, production performance and meat and milk quality. He is also working on the determination of water and carbon footprints of livestock production systems and meat and milk as indicators of the adaptation of livestock production systems to climate change. He coordinated a set of national and international projects funded by different donors (e.g. FAO, IFAD, IAEA, UE, IDRC, etc.). Pr. Ben Salem authored and coauthored around 100 papers published mainly in international peer-reviewed journals and book chapters. He was also an invited editor of several special issues of Elsevier’s journals (Animal Feed Science and Technology and Small Ruminant Research). The H-index of Prof. Hichem Ben Salem is 24 (Scopus database). He is currently the Director General of the Institution of Agricultural Research and Higher Education (IRESA) of Tunisia. Prof. Ben Salem was also the Director of the Research Program “Diversification and Sustainable Intensification of Production Systems” at the International Center of Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA, 2014-2015), Director General of the National Institute of Agricultural Research of Tunisia (INRAT, 2011-2013) and head of the laboratory of animal and forage productions (2005-2013) at INRAT. He is the coordinator of the FAO-CIHEAM Network on Sheep and Goat Nutrition since 2000 and regional coordinator for the Mediterranean area of the FAO-ICARDA Cactus Network.
Ben Salem MondherNutrition des Ruminantsbensalem.mondher@iresa.agrinet.tn
Benyoussef SalahProduction FourragèreBenyoussef.Salah@iresa.agrinet.tn
Salah Benyoussef is assistant professor at the laboratory of Animal and Forage Pproduction at the National Institute of Agricultural Research of Tunisia He is an agronomist and specialized in forage crops. He is holder of a Master of Sciences (MSc) on agronomy and plant genetics from National Institute of Agronomy of Tunisia (INAT, 1996). As a plant breeder, He is leading a genetic breeding program through which he has developed some new varieties of barley and triticale intended for forage end-use. A first cultivar of hooded barley is already released in 2009 under the name of ‘’Lemsi’’, two triticale cultivars called ‘’El Khir’’ and ‘’Our’’ were released in 2014 and 2015, respectively. As an agronomist, He is working on agronomic issues related to priority forage species ie (forage cereals, namely barley and triticale and some forage legumes including vetches, sullas, alfalfa, scorpiurus and fenugreek). For each species / variety or cereal-legume mixtures that we aim to promote, our approach is to develop a technical itinerary starting from implementation (plant arrangement), fertilization, study of quantitative and qualitative productivity and ending with optimizing the ways of use (grazing, hay, silage) by ruminants. More recently, he is involved in a research on the integration of forage crops and mixtures under Conservation Agriculture systems. Special interest is given to fodder species that can serve as ground cover while providing ruminant with high quality forage. Much of this pilote phase research is being accomplished at on-farm level in northern Tunisia under semi-arid environments. Along his career, Mr Salah Benyoussef has been a member of several national and international projects funded by different donors (e.g. FAO, IFAD, ICARDA, FARA, GTZ, etc.) and a coordinator of two international projects. He authored and co-authored several national and international papers and thematic factsheets on forage crops.
Kchaou Rajia
Kchaou RajiaProduction Fourragèrerajiakm@yahoo.fr
Dr. Rajia KCHAOU was born on 1978 in Sfax, Tunisia. She studied at faculty of Sciences of Sfax (FSS), Tunisia (1996-2000). She earned a Master (2003) and a PhD (2011) in ecophysiology-Biology from the faculty of sciences of Tunis (FST)-National Research Institute for Rural Engineering, Water and Forestry (INRGREF), Tunis Tunisia. Actually, she’s an Assistant Professor in forage production at the Regional Field crop research center, Beja, Tunisia, and a member of the Laboratory of Animal and Forage Productions at National Agricultural Research Institute of Tunisia (INRAT), Tunis, Tunisia since 2016. Her research studies revolve around three main objectives especially enhancing production and nutritive value of forage plants (nutrient content, digestibility…), improving soil fertility with no negative impact on the environment, and reducing production costs for forage production by reducing commercial fertilizer use. During her fruitful scientific career, she has been involved in national and international projects. She published several international and national scientific papers and she supervised students of different levels.
Lassoued Gastli Narjess
Lassoued Gastli NarjessPhysiologie AnimaleLassoued.Narjess@iresa.agrinet.tn
Narjess Gastli Lassoued was born in Nabeul, Tunisia on July 1956. She did her university studies in Natural Sciences at the Faculty of Sciences of Tunis, Tunisia.
She got her first degree in 1979.
Subsequently, she obtained her first PhD. in Nutrition in October 1982 at the University of “Pierre et Marie Curie” in Paris 6 (France).
This was followed by a second PhD in animal physiology in the Faculty of Sciences of Tunis that she completed in 1998.
Narjess was recruited at INRA Tunisia since 1983 as a researcher in Sheep and Goats Reproduction & Management.
The main focus of research has been the characterization and management of indigenous small ruminant breeds for increased productivity, the identification and  quantification of biological changes in terms of the response of their reproductive function to biotic and abiotic factors within a global view of sustainable agriculture systems.  
Professor Narjess has published about 100 refereed international and national scientific papers and supervised post-graduate students.
She has coordinated and has been involved in several national and international projects.
During her carrier, she has served as the head of laboratory of sheep and goat research during 6 years since 1991 and the head of Laboratory of Animal and Forage Production from 2013 to 2019.
Professor Narjess served as the chairperson of National Committee of Evaluation and Programming Research and of the Accreditation Committee for Agricultural Research in the field of livestock and Animal Production.
She is an elected member of the Scientific Council and of the Board of Directors of the National Institute of Agricultural Research of Tunisia (INRAT).
In May 1999, Professor Narjess received the presidential award of the model worker.
Maâmouri Omar
Maâmouri OmarNutrition Animalemaamouri.omar@iresa.agrinet.tn
Dr. Omar Maamouri is an assistant professor at the laboratory of animal and forage production at National Institute of agronomic research of Tunisia He is specialized in Animal nutrition (in particular Digestion and performance compared in ruminants submitted to different diets and feed additives supply) and he is Holder of PhD in Animal Production Science from the higher Institute of agronomic Science of Chott Miriam (2012) and Master of Sciences (MSc) on Animal Nutrition. A long his career, Dr. Omar Maamouri is focusing on the use of alternative feed resources (fodder shrubs, secondary compounds e.g. tannins) and oilseeds in dairy ewes feeding in the humid areas. He is also investigating the effect of spineless cactus incorporation on milk production from local goats and kid’s growth. Genuinely, He works on the use of prebiotics and probiotics in dairy cows and fattening cattle’s. Recently, he had the opportunity to complete the project “Field testing of an innovative solar powered milk cooling solution for the higher efficiency of the dairy subsector in Tunisia” funded by GIZ. Dr.Omar Maamouri is a member of several national and international projects funded by different donors (e.g. GIZ, ICARDA, University of Hohenheim, Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Tropics and SubtropicsGroup, Stuttgart, Germany). He is a member of “eaap” (European Federation of Animal Science and “IDF” (international dairy federation). He authored and coauthored several international and national papers.
Saï Salma
Saï SalmaProduction Fourragèresai.salma@iresa.agrinet.tn
I am a researcher at the National Institute of Agronomic Research of Tunisia (INRAT), Laboratory of Animal and Forage Production. I obtained my Doctorate degree from University of Sciences of Tunis (Tunisia) in Biological Sciences; I have broad range of interests in Plant Physiology, Applied Ecophysiology and Agriculture. I studied the tolerance of annual Atriplex, especially Atriplex hortensis for the absorption of metals and their suitability for soil remediation polluted by the toxicity of certain mineral elements. I continued my research on the antioxidative and chelating metabolism of the annual Atriplex in order to better understand their physiology and tolerance to the accumulation of metals. I also worked on the effect of salt and water stress on the morphological and physiological responses of Atriplex plants. I have also been involved with many research and development projects as a coordinator, such as the project on the Optimization of perennial grasses to improve forage production in Tunisia. These projects have focused on breeding programs of local forage resource and pastures legumes, especially identification of novel varieties of plants suitable for Tunisia that will address the challenge of climate change and optimization of agricultural practices. I was also junior researcher in the project Ecoplantmed: "Ecological use of native plants for environmental restoration and sustainable development in the Mediterranean region". I have published many scientific papers on the International journals and I have been invited to act as a reviewer for different manuscripts submitted to recognize peer reviewed Journals.
Smati Samir
Smati SamirQualité des Produits Animauxsam_fsb@live.fr
Dr. Samir SMETI is an assistant professor at the laboratory of animal and forage production at the National Institute of Agronomic Research of Tunisia. In 2014, he earned a PhD in Biological Sciences from the University of Carthage and actually, he is a researcher in the field of ruminant products’ quality. His main area of research is the improvement of meat and dairy products quality (physicochemical composition, fatty acid profile, lipid oxidation and sensory characteristics) of different ruminant breeds and production systems using conventional and unconventional feed resources. He is author/co-author of many publications in peer-reviewed journal papers and referee for several scientific journals. His h-index on Google Scholar is 6 in June 2020. He is teaching at the National Institute of Agronomy of Tunis and the Higher Institute of Biotechnology of Béja. Dr. SMETI is a member of several international projects (ARIMNET, PRIMA)
Zoghlami-Khélil AzizaProduction Fourragèrezoghlami.aziza@iresa.agrinet.tn
Agricultural research qualification awarded in January 2010 - PhD in Sciences Plant Production entitled "Contribution to the study of ecology, variability and nutritive value of local populations of Astragalus hamosus L. and Coronilla scorpioides ( Koch) L." at the National Agronomic Institute of Tunisia (INAT) (november 2007) Area of expertise • Collection conservation, characterization and utilization of Genetic Resources of Local Forage and Pastoral Legumes. Research topics • Morphological and cytogenetic characterization of some pastoral legume (Vicia sp, Scorpiurus sp sp, Hedysarum and Medic) • Study of the germination of hard seeded pastoral legumes (Scorpiurus, Astragalus sp, Coronilla,) • Release of some forage and pastoral legumes varieties from local germplasm (2 Medics: Messouge and Safia, 1 Scorpiurus Haffouz, 1 Hedysarum Chatra and 2 vetches, INRAT303 and FAIZA). National and international Projects • Convention INRAT/ICARDA on collection, multiplication and evaluation of local germplasme of forage and pastoral legumes (1992, 1994, 1995, 2005). • Project CE (FFI/BGCI of Kew) on « Conservation of species in Morrocco and Tunisia » (MAR/B7-5040/97-0289-01) between INRAT and IAV Hassen II at Rabat/Marrocco. (Preservation of rare and threatened species and ex-situ conservation (1998) (1998-2000) • Integrated Project on grain legumes (TTC/GLIP, W.P.4.2.2) (2006-2008). • Federated Research Project (PRF) on legumes intitled “Developement of the production and use of faba bean and other protein crops for animal feeding in replacement of soy bean meal” (2010/2014). • Project Research/development INRAT/ICARDA (CRP1.1.) on “vulnerable systems (Dryland system) in the transect Sidi Bouzid-Béni khedech”. (2013-2017). Authors of multiple research articles different journals (Eyphytica, Fourrages, Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences, Saoudian Journal of Biological Sciences, GMR, Crop and Pasture Sciences, Plants, Annales de l’INRAT, Journal of Animal & Plant Sciences, Revue de l’INAT, Revue des Régions Arides) Reviewer of scientific articles, research actions and thesis
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Bref Historique

2020

Reconduction du Laboratoire des Productions Animales et Fourragères pour de nouveaux mandats: 2019 - 2023

2020

2011 - 2019

Reconduction du Laboratoire des Productions Animales et Fourragères pour de nouveaux mandats: 2011-2014 et 2015-2019.

2008

Laboratoire des Productions Animales et Fourragères.

2008

2000

Restructuration en Laboratoire des Productions Animales et Fourragères

1987

Création du Département de zootechnie regroupant 3 laboratoires: Nutrition Animale, Recherches Ovines et Caprines et Cultures Fourragères.

1987

1963

Création du laboratoire de zootechnie dans le cadre d’un projet de collaboration Tunisie-France
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