Azerbaijan is particularly interested in Israeli agricultural technology.

Most wasabi is fake because the real thing is difficult to grow and very pricey. But Ran Ronen was up for a challenge on his farm in northern Israel. By Elana Shap, Israel21c Bet you didn’t know that the fiery green paste that comes along with your sushi, what’s referred to as wasabi, is almost... Read more »

The Indo-Israel Center of Excellence will provide leadership, best practices, research and training for growing semi-arid agricultural crops.

Get a closer look at the Israeli company fighting food insecurity by producing unique plants that don't need water!

The TriSolar tilting panels absorb light rays from multiple locations, meaning they can tilt accordingly and not block the sunlight the crops beneath them need.

Do you know what the Beit Alpha cucumber is and how it ties into Israel's history?

Since the Abraham Accords were signed, Israel has seen the signing of new trade agreements and cultural exchanges with these four nations on a regular basis.

Hebrew University researchers are developing Ethiopian teff seeds, which could be the world's next superfood.

Whether you consider yourself a green-thumb or horticulturally challenged, a Tel Aviv startup's alternative to soil holds a great deal of promise.

PA TV promotes the lie that Israel wanted to destroy Gaza's agriculture when in fact thousands of Hamas incendiary balloons and arson terror have destroyed many acres of Israeli land.

As demand for avocados continues to rise, an Israeli-Moroccan venture expects to fill world needs.

Right in the heart of Tel Aviv's bustling city center, flourishes a hidden gem up on the rooftop of one of the city's busiest shopping malls.

Rioters tried to destroy a field in the Shiloh area, running over a Jewish farmer with a tractor during the attack.

A hugely successful Israeli program brings students from around the developing world to the Jewish state to learn Startup Nation's most important secrets for agricultural advancement.

Israel's incredible agricultural technologies are making the desert bloom – and the world is taking notice.

Israel's Netafim, which pioneered drip irrigation in the 1960s, was recently purchased by a Mexican mega-corporation for a whopping 1.5 billion.

An American tourist urges others to visit Israel and see for themselves Israel's incredible success and the blessings God bestows upon the Jewish state.

The research done by an Israeli Nobel Prize winner has saved countless lives and revolutionized health care, agriculture, and the environment.

Israel's bonds with Africa are tightening, as many countries seek Israeli expertise and technologies to contend with their challenges.

Israeli startup SuperMeat is developing a method for bio-engineering “cultured meat” from animal cells; Nine Israeli companies are making major contributions to agriculture through their innovative technology, and much more.

“Israel is coming back to Africa, and Africa is coming back to Israel,” Netanyahu told visiting African ambassadors at the launch of a new caucus for Israel-Africa relations.

For the second time this month, the UN adopted an Israeli resolution on agricultural technology, despite objections from Arab countries.

Prime Minister Netanyahu, while visiting Italy for the world fair on agricultural technology, proudly declared that Israeli innovation is "creating a better future for all humanity".

Israel fights hunger and poverty in Africa, helping farmers in Senegal to establish innovative drip irrigation farms.

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