Israel technology for agriculture
Statue of Theodor Herzl vandalized in central Israel days before Independence Day
According to findings at the scene, the vandals sawed off the bronze legs of Herzl's statue, which stands about seven meters tall, in an attempt to topple it.
How the Negev desert became Israel's unlikely global tech powerhouse
Israeli nonprofit builds 24/7 operations room to protect isolated farms
Witnessing Israel’s innovation and moral purpose - opinion
BGU researchers partner with EU countries on pepper harvesting robot
"Sweeper" program to develop first generation of harvesting robots on the market.
A green and pleasant land
Grapevine: Campaigning in many tongues
Election campaigns are being conducted in numerous languages.
Formerly toxic Neot Hovav dump wins Cleantech 2015 Prize
The annual exhibition and conference exhibits Israeli innovation and ideas.
Agriculture crimes drop 14% in 2014
The past year sees cattle and sheep thievery plummet the most.
Israeli innovators receive grants to aid developing world
The Grand Challenges Israel program aims to use technology to solve health, water and agricultural challenges in developing nations.
‘When we say hi-tech, we think about Israel’
Vietnamese agriculture officials: Cooperation is increasingly strong, with growth potential.
Israel teaches Dominican Republic how to turn trash into cooking gas
Umm Batin residents recently recieved machines that convert kitchen waste and animal manure into usable cooking gas and liquid fertilizer.
Know your pitahaya from your anona
Often the result of 20 years of research, exotic fruit thrives here.
British policymaker: Israeli, Palestinian cooperation on environmental issues can further regional peace
“I’ve come away with a feeling that scientific collaboration and cooperation is a way of building bridges,” Lord John krebs said of his visit to Israel.
