Agriculture
IDF soldiers accused of stealing 250 goats from Syria - N12
The soldiers are accused of ordering trucks to transport the goats to several breeding sites.
‘We have entered a new era where Israel’s agriculture survival is at risk’
Witnessing Israel’s innovation and moral purpose - opinion
Israeli farmers protest Smotrich's proposed dairy reform, warn of 400 farm closures
Ancient Casarabe people transformed Amazon savannas into year-round maize farms
The Casarabe people inhabited the Llanos de Moxos region between 500 and 1400 CE.
Reached South America: The Israeli solution for digital agriculture
The ag-tech company Phytech has established branches in Peru and Chile to provide digital agriculture solutions across Central and South America.
At Wadi Attir, Bedouin mix agricultural tradition with hi-tech innovation
One example of Wadi Attir’s innovative approach is a shipping-container-like machine that absorbs moisture from the desert air and turns it into drinking water.
Italian farmer finds 84m² Roman mosaic while planning cherry orchard, stunning archaeologists
The mosaic depicts Roman gods, mythological scenes, animals, trees, and plants, showcasing the rich artistry of the Roman era.
Noy Hadas opens a new agricultural outlet in Kfar Saba
After an investment of NIS 3 million, Noy Hasadeh offers Israeli produce at wholesale prices, supporting local farmers and preserving Israeli agricultural heritage.
Transformation in digital agriculture: The Israeli company's agreement
Phytech signs strategic partnership with Rivulis to revolutionize global digital agriculture.
Prof. Yaron Ziv: Ben-Gurion University’s champion of sustainability and conservation
The pioneering ecologist blends cutting-edge research, education, and collaboration to restore ecosystems, enhance sustainability, and inspire the next generation of environmental leaders.
Arkia flight brings 130 agricultural Zambian students to Israel for the first time
Israeli companies in the fields of agriculture, water management, information technology, health, communications, and defense are active in the south-central African country of Zambia.
Archaeologists uncover 5,000-year-old agricultural society in Morocco's Oued Beht
The people who lived at the site were farmers who cultivated barley, wheat, peas, olives, and pistachios on the arid land.
Ancient Muslim agro-technologies can help us cope with water scarcity and food insecurity
The research further suggests that the systems, which rely on rainfall-replenished groundwater, offer a pathway for community-driven, ecologically sensitive farming practices.
