agriculture

Unusual weather has caused severe turbidity in seawater, forcing desalination plants south of Hadera to shut down. Agricultural water was cut off in the Ramat Negev region, while Eshkol officials urged residents to reduce consumption until the plants resume full operations.

After suffering devastating losses during the war, one Israeli farmer made a remarkable pledge: every uprooted tree would be replaced by ten new ones.

From the battlefield to your daily commute, Israeli breakthroughs have reshaped the world. Marking 78 years, here are seven breakthroughs.

From the plagues of Egypt to modern Israel, locust swarms have shaped history. Discover the science and Torah behind this remarkable phenomenon.

Beyond honey and hives, bees sustain the delicate balance of creation. A look at how these tiny creatures support life on Earth.

What began as a personal awareness of a growing disconnect became a nationwide initiative. The story of how Avishai Himelprab is bringing nature, Torah, and community back into conversation.

Why belief in resurrection is a foundational principle of Judaism, illustrated through nature, creation from nothing, and the soul’s renewal after death

Gal and Roni Tushia's journey from television and Berlin festivals to vineyards on Israel’s Egyptian border

How the laws of Shemittah balance faith and practicality, and the surprising link between ancient language and modern misunderstanding

Explore why the Land of Israel stands apart from other countries — with its world-class fruits, diverse landscapes, perfect climate, and spiritual connection that brings physical blessings

What is the special virtue of the Shemitah commandment? When can flowers be planted? And what about pruning, fertilizing the soil, and hoeing with a hoe?

Explore the skunk’s unique defense system, role in agriculture, and surprising place in human culture