Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security: Supply of agricultural produce to the public continues as usual
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture confirms continued normal supply of produce, meat, dairy, and eggs to the public amidst ongoing challenges.
Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security
Pungent Odor, Stagnant Water, and Injured Dogs: Ministry Inspectors Rescue 25 Dogs Near Netivot
Ministry inspectors rescued 25 dogs from severe neglect in Moshav Shibolim near Netivot, finding them in squalor with open wounds and infections.
Israel Launches Official Wine Regions Map, Dividing Country Into Eight Zones
Israel's first official wine regions map divides the country into eight zones, including the Golan Heights, to boost transparency and regional branding.
Israel Rescues 300 Dogs From Illegal Breeding Facility in Major Raid
Jerusalem authorities rescued 300 dogs, primarily poodles, from an unsanitary illegal breeding facility, with criminal proceedings underway.
Israel Launches $7M Project to Breed Tuna in Eilat
Israel is investing $7.9 million in a new Eilat facility to breed tuna, aiming to overcome reliance on wild-caught fish for commercial farming.
Israel Plants Over One Million New Grapevines in 2025, Signaling Wine Industry Shift
Israel's wine industry saw over 1 million grapevines planted in 2025, with Cabernet Sauvignon leading and growing interest in Mediterranean varieties.
Israel’s First 25-Year Food Security Plan Targets Production, Resilience
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture unveils the National Food Security Plan 2050, aiming to boost local production and enhance resilience to future challenges.
Cambodia Opens Market to Israeli Citrus Exports, Potential Reaches 10,000 Tons
Israel's citrus exports are now cleared for Cambodia, with an estimated 10,000 tons of oranges, clementines, and more potentially shipping next season.
Government Launches 170 Million Shekel Support Track for Northern Farmers
Israel's Agriculture Ministry and Tnufa Directorate launched a 170 million shekel support track for northern farmers to renew farms and invest in.
Israeli Development Could Help Orchards Adapt to Climate Change, Boost Fruit Yields
An Israeli agricultural breakthrough uses cypress tree shade to increase fruit tree cold accumulation by 24%, boosting yields and quality.
Israel Allocates $12.5 Million to Farmers Hit by ‘Roar of the Lion’ Operation
Israel's Agriculture Ministry is allocating $12.5 million to compensate farmers for indirect losses during Operation Roar of the Lion.