Israeli Farmer Invents Solution for Lemon Rot
A lemon grower from southern Israel has successfully tested a product to prevent mold that kills lemon groves.
A lemon grower from southern Israel has successfully tested a product to prevent mold that kills lemon groves.
Again: desperate Jewish farmers tire of looking to police for help, create their own security group.
Rabbi sends letter to farmers calling for prayer as locusts threaten crops.
To those who thought the Passover Haggadah might have been exaggerating – think again. Millions of locusts have swooped down on to Egypt.
Global warming could devastate Middle East farming and tourism, says the World Bank.
Jewish farmer targeted in quick theft of massive herd. Arab thieves had threatened to steal the goats for years.
Warning stickers in Arabic found on Israeli-grown fruit. Signs of a secret boycott?
Joseph Gitler, Head of Leket Israel, responds to a discomforting Washington Post report
Hints of a crackdown on agricultural theft as judge warns of ‘organized crime’ targeting farmers.
Three teenage beekeepers will represent Israel in Prague, where they will compete for awards and raise awareness.
Dr. Daniel Hillel, an Israeli-American scientist who created an innovative irrigation method, named winner of the 2012 World Food Prize.
Israeli Civil Administration organized a three-day seminar, free of charge, for PA officials, aimed at improving agricultural output.
South Sudan’s Minister of Agriculture visits the Agritech conference in Tel Aviv.
Israel enjoys a bounty cherry season thanks to a frigid winter that helped trees “sleep” before waking up. Yield approximately 6,500 tons.
The governor of Bethlehem signed an order, on Sunday, banning the entry of Israeli agricultural products into the city.
The Fresh AgroMashov 2012 exhibition featured a display of exotic fruits, all of which were grown in Israel.
The new government supervised wholesale Israeli agricultural market will benefit both producers as well as customers.
The Fresh AgroMashov 2012 exhibition presented Israel's latest developments in the agricultural field and provided export opportunities.
Farmers and wholesalers in Jordan have demanded that the government stop imports of potatoes originating in Israel.
Tel Aviv University researchers have discovered a mutually beneficial relationship between fungi and bacteria that allows both to spread.
A visit to Israel has inspired Haryana's Chief Minister to create 11 new centers of excellence in farming in his own state.
Israeli scientists seek to make the 'tomato tree' available for commercial farming.
Labor minister wants more Palestinian Authority Arabs to be granted permits to enter Israel and work in construction and agriculture.
Second youth agricultural work camp to take place during Chanukah.
Bugs Bunny would have loved them: Russia gobbles up 9,000 tons of Israeli-grown carrots that are the twice the usual size. Don’t forget potatoes.
Reform Rabbi Arik Asherman was in the center of a dispute– some say he caused it – regarding Jewish olive harvesting in Samaria Monday.
Israel and China sign an agreement to cooperate in agriculture. More planned.
Volcanic ash from Iceland earlier this month caused millions of dollars in damage to Israel’s growing flower industry. Farmers want compensation.
Beginning March 2, apples grown by Druze citizens of Israel in the Golan will be exported into Syria.
Researchers at the University of Haifa have determined that extensive commercial fishing is endangering the dolphins of the Mediterranean Sea.
One of Israel’s Divine missions is to “spread light to the nations.” Its new citrus fruit, “Light,” is being swallowed up in Europe and Russia.
For the first time in Israel, a trash compactor producing organic compost from kitchen garbage will be available as a kitchen appliance.
An initiative of President Shimon Peres, raised in a meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, will promote global agricultural cooperation.
Sewage water from central Israel is being creatively utilized to make the Negev bloom with orchards and vineyards.
The Israeli company Hasalat, producer of bug- and pesticide-free vegetables, plans to lead farmers worldwide with a new start-up.
Farmers clashed with immigration police Monday and demanded foreign laborers. Fruit farmers want increased sales to Gaza.
Planet Earth has a “fever,” but Tel Aviv Univ. researchers’ “soil dipstick” may help check its temperature and help catch environmental polluters.
Scientists discovered that a rare desert plant waters itself, enabling it to receive 16 times the amount of rainwater that falls on it each year.