Jerusalem, 4 November, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israel’s Agriculture Ministry will allocate up to NIS 35 million ($11 million) to subsidize crop insurance for wheat, barley and oat growers during the 2026-2027 growing season. The state will cover 40% to 80% of insurance premiums, with the highest subsidies going to drought-prone areas, helping farmers manage weather-related losses and price fluctuations.
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Israel Boosts Support for Farmers Facing Drought Risks
Israel's Agriculture Ministry is allocating NIS 35 million to subsidize crop insurance for wheat, barley, and oat growers, with higher support for…