Host Information
Region
Shfela
Languages
Hebrew, English
Preferred Volunteer Period
From 2 weeks
Preferred Visit Period
All year around
Number of Volunteer Needed
5
Food
According to volunteer needs
Internet
Computer and Internet
Kosher
Yes
Religion
Traditional
Shabbat
Yes
Children
Possible
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Farm128     
Come help me build my medicinal and rare tree reserve in the northern Negev desert! The farm is just getting off the ground so there is a lot of work to be done. As natural medicines become more important for our future, the farm's goal is to preserve medicinal trees and plants that are at risk of extinction in Israel. We need help planting trees, working in the organic vegetable garden, and taking care of the bees and chickens, as well as building a greywater system, improving the rainwater catchment system, making a composting toilette, a biogas generator, a yoga porch, and a ceramics studio. Depending on people's interests and skills, different projects can be given priority. Volunteers will be expected to work 4 hours a day, 5 days a week and will be given rooming and food to cook in our well equipped and kosher kitchen.
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