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Drip irrigation greenhouses in Uzbekistan

Large, flavorful tomatoes ripen in Odina Sattorova’s backyard greenhouse in Uzbekistan’s Ferghana Valley. Their perfect shape, rich colour and smooth texture – undeniable indicators...

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Bodegas in New York advertise food but they are part of the problem

5 Sustainable Nutrition/Food Tips

The warming of our climate has triggered many consumers to want to do their part to make sustainable changes for our environment. However, it can be tricky to know where to begin, especially when it comes to food. If you are looking to start making more sustainable food choices, check out these 5 tips below to help get you started.

Is lab meat kosher?

This story is about the cultivated meat industry, the environmental impacts, and what the Jewish community is thinking on this revolutionary discovery

Why the Mediterranean Diet?

The Mediterranean diet isn't a strict diet plan but rather a way of eating based on the dietary traditions of Crete, Greece, and Southern Italy during the mid-20th century.

A non-Jew’s guide to keeping Kosher

All about keeping kosher and lists of what is necessary in order to be kosher. It also includes why it may be better for the environment.

The Healthiest Vegan Smoothie

This article is on a vegan smoothie recipe that is delicious and nutritious to help guide readers on how to live a sustainable, vegan life.

Food alternatives to go vegan

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Israel’s uneven impact in the cultivated meat market

Israel is the global hotspot for alternative meat technology.

The Health Benefits of Dried Meat: A Nutritious and Delicious Snack

Preppers and people who live off the land know the importance of drying meat. It's a sustainable way to keep meat without freezing it.

This history of carrots and how they went from purple to orange

Originating in ancient Egypt, carrots didn't start out so orange. Can you imagine how Bugs Bunny would look chomping down on one of these?

Jaffa’s home-roasted coffee and music curated at Ada Hanina Cafe

This story is about Ada Hanina Cafe in Jaffa and its owner Tomer. Tomer wanted to blend good coffee and music to create the best cafe experience for his community.

The tradition of honey in Yemen

Yemen beekeepers keep ancient tradition alive. Now they get support from the UN.

The largest vegan food festival, Vegan Fest and it’s in Tel Aviv

This story is about my top picks from the vegan festival in Yarkon Park, Tel Aviv. Also, why it's important to go vegan and encourage a vegan diet.

Ful medames and musabaha recipes

More excellent bean-based recipes from Green Prophet, and some history about well-loved Middle Eastern ful beans:

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