Israeli dairy farming
Israel’s milk shortage shows how policy fights end up hurting the public - editorial
Milk rationing did not happen by accident. Protest tactics, rigid regulation, and stalled reform collided, leaving families paying the price for political and policy failure.
Farmers journey to Jerusalem to protest Smotrich's dairy reform after resuming milk supply
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Northern Israeli moshav head decries 'performative' cabinet meeting in Kiryat Shmona
The aggressors are free, the defender is locked up
Eitan and Leah Ze'ev establish farms on government land and hand them over to someone else to work.
Israeli authorities spread the blame as butter shortage persists
"The problem is the distribution of quotas, with an emphasis on the conditions dictated by your office and the type of winning importers," wrote Gilad Eliraz.
Say cheese... and yogurt, too
Kraus said that there are approximately 1,000 large and small dairy farms in Israel, most of them in peripheral areas, and all have excellent milk yields.
Thousands protest food import reforms, support poultry farmers near Lebanese border
One of the major sore points are recent economic reforms that lowered tariffs for a number of imported food products, including eggs, for the next several months.
Farmers federation fumes over proposal to boost food imports
Finance, Agriculture ministries planning to eliminate production quotas for eggs and dairy products.
Israelis to participate in South Sudan mega dairy project
Kobi Bogin, CEO of AlefBet, stressed that in countries that have adopted the Israeli dairy farming model, parlors have experience a more than twofold jump in milk product.
Farmers plow through Jerusalem to protest policies
The protesters say the government is “destroying agriculture in Israel.”
The end of the ‘shmita’ year: An opportunity to begin again
The desire to live in the Land of Israel is multifaceted. For some of us, it is mainly an outgrowth of our awareness and desire to connect to this land’s history, while for others the excitement of building Israel’s future is the strongest bond.
Tales of the Upper Galilee
Next time you’re vacationing in a bed-and-breakfast, take a minute to listen to the owner’s story.
What bright food’s Tnuva deal means for economy
It is likely that Chinese companies will continue to seek investments in Israel, mostly in high technology areas.