Researchers are also using information on spiders to argue against developing the land outside Modi'in.
by Zafrir Rinat 1 comments
The Prawer-Begin law offers a proposed solution for the many Bedouin living in southern Israel and claiming ownership of the land. But what is it?
by Zafrir Rinat and Jonathan Lis 0 comments
The plan aims to bring down prices by nudging small, inefficient dairies to sell production quotas to larger operations.
by Ora Coren 0 comments
State claims farmer force-fed geese using illegal method.
by Ofra Edelman 0 comments
Ran Hedvati is being officially honored this Independence Day for his role in preserving the machines that helped build the State of Israel – and he has a story for every one of them.
by Ofer Aderet 0 comments
Startup Nation and farmers meet in the marketplace with exotic varieties of tomato hybrids.
by Ruth Schuster 0 comments
Who was behind the hugely successful 1960s campaign to save Israel's endangered flora, and does the initiative need reinforcing today?
by Zafrir Rinat 0 comments
Despite being a world leader in agricultural R&D, Israel is falling short of leveraging its capabilities, expert says.
by Ora Coren 0 comments
Erez Vigodman, former head of Strauss and current CEO of a global pesticide company, wants to see countries around the world offering incentives to entrepreneurs of agriculture technology.
by Ora Coren 0 comments
For a nature-lover seeking a serious thrill, Israel offers plenty of rugged sites to scope out gazelles, ibex and oryx. From Nahal Kziv to the Ramon Crater, here are the best spots to find where the wild things are.
by Moshe Gilad 0 comments
