For growers and packers, the pitch is simple: know earlier what you have, know faster what condition it’s in, and waste less along the way.

No need to avoid the fries because they are "just carbs;" these potatoes have triple the protein of regular spuds.

The research, published in eLife, reveals that female moths decide where to lay their eggs based on ultrasonic sounds emitted by plants.

The study reported findings that would enable scientists to edit genes on a larger scale and gain access to a broader range of traits. 

Owner of Uri Tutim farm says it will take the region's agriculture a long time to recover, but its very existence is nothing short of a miracle.

Researchers have identified and revived grape cultivars that are 'believed to be the pride of the ancient Negev viticulture industry.'

Buildings and cars were spray painted and some were torched causing $100,000 of damage.

At Holit, scientists are testing gene-edited seeds to create a new variety of potato and tomato plants.

Shamir's drills can produce 160,000 gallons of water per hour, enough to irrigate 80% of Israel's apple crops for an entire year. 

In the Jewish world, Tu B’Shvat has become a celebration of fruit, particularly fruit from the Land of Israel.

The location of a major Biblical battle, the Hula Valley is now known for amazing birdwatching.

Arava International Center for Agricultural Training has trained 20,000 students from 16 countries in methods that raise their yield and their income.

Greeneye's use artificial intelligence to save farmers produce, time and money is already taking root in the U.S.

A new project supported by JNF-USA in Israel's south gets Zionists AND dairy lovers excited!

In Israel, every seventh year is supposed to be a sabbath year when farmers don’t raise crops. It’s a great rest for the fields, but a huge test of faith.

There is no question that observance of the Sabbatical year is a big test of faith for farmers within the biblical borders of the Land of Israel.

In every field, from dairy production to satellite technology, Israel can help Africa to leapfrog over its deficiencies in infrastructure and make up for its lack of development.

What a beautiful and tasty way to showcase Dubai's new Israeli ties!

A team of Israeli researchers introduces, for the first time ever, a hybrid of European and ancient Israeli grapes.

Good news: Israel and Thailand signed a new agreement to foster the movement of essential workers.

This Israeli invention is stopping worldwide deficit of bees, which are responsible through pollination for 30 percent of the world's food supplies.

The Palestinian Authority failed to maintain a boycott on Israeli goods after Israel responded by banning imports into the PA.

Kibbutz Afikim and private equity firm Fortissimo are nearing the closure of a deal to sell 50% of dairy farm management company Afimilk for $70 million.

Good news for salad lovers: The highlight of Israel's annual citrus conference is the seedless 'Ayelet' lemon.

Israeli scientists are growing dates from ancient seeds, seeking breakthroughs in medicine and discoveries related to seed preservation.

COGAT head Major General Kamil Abu Rukon said that 'Israel will not allow boycotts of any kind against Israeli produce.'

Israeli startup Vertical Field finds sensor-controlled smart planters allow customers to place hundreds of greens up and down a wall, indoors or outdoors.

At an Israeli farming community in close proximity to Gaza, agriculture is what draws tourists. But when terror strikes, the tourists don't come.

Representatives from 40 countries converged in Israel to learn about the country's agricultural innovations.

It's tasty. It's healthful. It's pretty. It's easy to use in a variety of ways. Have you eaten pitaya fruit today?

After abundant winter rains, Israeli farmers on the Gaza border start spring planting; WJC holds model seder honoring 30 foreign diplomats; and more!

Tevel’s drones have a mechanical claw designed for picking, thinning and pruning tasks in orchards.

It was not too long ago that many fields in Israel's south were charred by the incendiary kites launched from Gaza. Now the area is blooming!

Blossoming anemones are just one of the highlights waiting to be explored in Israel's southern region this winter.

Everyone has an obligation to conserve water, in any way, and every way, possible. It is simply not something that we can take for granted.

Can the fertility of the land have a direct relationship with the people living on it? Science can't explain it!

Israeli farmers in Tsofar and Naharayim stand to lose everything if Jordan goes through with its plan to downgrade the peace treaty with Israel. 

An Israeli farmer is rediscovering the properties and uses of the rare tree that was key in producing biblical-era honey. 

A group of Indian farmers will arrive in Israel to learn how the Jewish state excels in the field of agricultural.

'Israel has incredible skills and technologies to share that will make the world a better place and significantly improve the lives of many,' said Seth Merrin.