farming

Outside London, British Jewry’s first communal farm in decades takes root

An established stream in the United States, Jewish farming only recently emerged across the pond as a means for engaging youths and young adults.

Israel’s drip irrigation giant sold to Mexican company for $1.5 billion

Mexichem, a global leader in plastic piping and chemicals and petrochemicals, has committed to preserve Netafim’s activity in Israel for 20 years.

First Person

On Shavuot, who (or what) will get the first fruits?

By growing and sharing produce, writer Edmon Rodman seeks to embrace the holiday's harvest roots. Unfortunately, a pesky raccoon is interested in the crops, too.

United States

The country’s tastiest chicken will soon be kosher

Israel

Human Rights Watch: Palestinian kids working illegally at settlement farms under hazardous conditions

United States

In Boulder, new JCC marries goats and Judaism

United States

Amid drought, Jewish groups push conservation agenda

Israel

Understanding Shmita, Israel’s agricultural Shabbat

Global

With Israeli tech, Amiran Kenya looks to boost East Africa’s farmers

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