Farming
She’s single, she’s Jewish and she’s running her own farm in rural Georgia
After getting a master’s degree in social work, Shana Frankel shocked her Atlanta family and moved to a farm all by herself.
A ‘Headache’ Of A Family Farm Gets Rebooted As A Jewish Community, With Pickles
“The farm is a cool place for open-minded individuals to come and partake in something that is bigger than themselves.”
Israeli Farm Gives Disabled Animals A Second Chance
“If you want people to open their hearts toward these animals, we have to bring them close.”
Chicago Synagogue’s Urban Farm Thrives, Feeding Thousands
The farm on the grounds of the KAM Isaiah Israel synagogue in Chicago yields hundreds of pounds of fruits and vegetables per day.
‘Biblical’ Sheep Shipped To Holy Land — But Are They Really From Israel?
“You know that Israel is built on Jewish people returning. Now you have a case of an animal from the Old Testament also returning,” Gil Lewinsky said.
Pearlstone Does Farm-to-Table Family Style
Family Farm Camp combines Judaism, farming and family participation.
A Jewish Farmers Movement: Revolutionary or Ridiculous?
Yes, Jewish farmers do exist. Dan Friedman attended their second annual “convening” to find out the challenges they face.
America’s Tastiest Chicken About to be Deemed Kosher
Thousands of birds strutted around like rambunctious kids at recess — six varieties of turkey and nearly 40 breeds of chicken, duck and geese.
We Bought an Average Farm in New Jersey. Or So We Thought.
When Molly Staub’s family moved to New Jersey, they had no idea that they’d be participating in one of the country’s first and most successful American-Jewish agricultural communities.
Boulder JCC Takes Jewish Engagement Back to Farm
There’s not much to see yet at the site of this city’s new Jewish community center, just some trailers and earth-moving equipment covered in snow.