Abdul Majid al-Ahmad eagerly awaits the olive season every October, so he can begin the process of picking them by hand alongside his family to secure their supply of oil and olives, selling any surplus in the markets. “Afarah” is the final stage of the crop picking from the trees, whether olives or others. After the picking teams finish, some fruits remain on the trees, and it requires significant effort and additional costs for the landowner to collect them. Therefore, they are often left on the trees or picked by someone else for free. Poor economic conditions Al-Ahmad (50 years old), displaced from Hama countryside to the Bulbul district in Afrin, northwest Aleppo, and the father of six
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