Basil by the tree-ful
Love just-picked basil in Italian dishes? An Israeli company has introduced a long-lasting basil tree for years of fresh herbs on demand.
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Love just-picked basil in Italian dishes? An Israeli company has introduced a long-lasting basil tree for years of fresh herbs on demand.
It’s weird, but it works: Award-winning Israeli research uses blood, milk and mucus proteins to build next-generation technology.
Back in the day when the Jewish forefather Abraham came from Babylon to the Land of Israel, biblical stories talk of him teaching about faith
An Israeli technology is finding a way to produce clean paper products from every flush of the toilet.
Visitors from 115 countries are expected at Agritech Israel in mid-May. Now in its 18th year, the show is the go-to event for all the latest innovations in the industry.
New partnership is ‘smartening up’ Sonoma County’s water system to help reduce California water usage by 20 percent by 2020.
Hooked up together, a “flower garden” of AORA solar energy plants could power entire cities.
As demand for dairy products in China increases rapidly, Chinese dairies turn to Israel for farm management technology and training.
A proposed cross-border ecological park on the banks of the troubled Kishon River could repair more than the polluted water.
“Clean” isn’t always as clean as you think. While the chemicals in cleaning solutions and water purification systems do away with germs, they dirty the
Israel’s AirBase Systems uses advanced nanotechnology to develop the lowest-cost air pollution monitor and alert on the market.
Israel’s AirBase Systems uses advanced nanotechnology to develop the lowest-cost air pollution monitor and alert on the market. Photo by Moshe Shai/Flash90 Traffic on busy
New Israeli research demonstrates that plants can ‘eavesdrop’ on their neighbors through their roots, helping them to anticipate and prepare for dangers such as drought.
Hooked up together, a “flower garden” of AORA solar energy plants could power entire cities.
Insects and fungi are no match for a 100% safe blend of edible oils formulated by an Israeli agricultural research institute.