Etrog
What To Do With Your Etrog After Sukkot
Now that the holiday of Sukkot is coming to an end, what are you supposed to do with that $50 fruit?
Holland Bears First Naturally Grown Etrog Fruit In Decades
Despite record-breaking temperatures, a tree planted years ago produced the fruit for the first time this year.
How Much Should You Spend On A Lulav And Etrog?
How much should you spend on a lulav and etrog, and why are the humble four species so expensive?
Severe Etrog Shortage Has Chabad Communities On Edge
Over 90% of the crop of Calabrian etrogs — favored by the Chabad movement — was destroyed by winter snow, creating the worst shortage in memory.
Russia Sanctions Won’t Affect Italian Etrog Exports For Sukkot
— The Italian government said that the export of Italy-grown etrog fruits to Russia will not be affected by sanctions imposed by the Europe…
Ex-Settlers Strive for Perfect Etrog Fruit in Negev
The etrog is a relatively new crop in the Negev desert, where it is being grown by a handful of ex-settlers from the Gaza Strip.
This Sukkot, Ditch Your Etrog and Lulav in Favor of Apples and Maple Leaves
Your beautiful, exorbitant, Israeli-imported lulav and etrog are killing the environment, Jordie Gerson writes. And who needs the racket?
Why Morocco Is Hot Spot for Etrogs This Sukkot
Why the Jews want etrogs, Mohammed Douch does not entirely understand. What he does know is that they are his main customers.
A Woman’s Place Is in the Sukkah
Sukkot and Simchat Torah have slowly but surely evolved into a time of year when the envelope is pushed when it comes to women’s participation, even in Orthodox communities.
Hunting for the Perfect Etrog in Brooklyn's Back Streets
Who would pay $350 for a single fruit? Orthodox Jews roam the back streets of Brooklyn’s Hasidic neighborhood to find the perfect etrog for Sukkot.