Saving a farm means protecting something much bigger.

Israel's farms are more than just fields. They are homes, anchors of our presence, frontline of security, and an inheritance for future generations. But today, these farms are under tremendous strain. Years of disruption paired with rising costs, mounting debt, and severe labor shortages have pushed many to the brink. When a farm collapses, the loss extends far beyond the farmer's livelihood. It can be a domino effect of losing the land of Israel itself. Save a Farm steps in at the critical moment: Before a farm is forced to close, before the land changes hands, before we lose another piece of what we fought so hard to protect.

These farms don't belong only to the families working them. They belong to all of Klal Yisroel.

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Israel’s farms are extremely vulnerable and in need of immediate support.

Israeli farmers have weathered hardship for decades. Farming is unpredictable by nature, dependent on weather, labor, and narrow windows to plant and harvest. Years of drought and rising costs have tested their resilience again and again. Then came COVID-19, disrupting workers, supply chains, and day-to-day operations. Before many farms had fully recovered, October 7th dealt with another devastating blow. Workers disappeared almost overnight, communities were evacuated, access to fields was restricted, and farms (especially along Israel’s borders) were exposed to ongoing rocket and drone fire. Each time farmers begin to recover, another crisis seems to follow.

In the years since, continued military threats from Hezballa and IRGC have extended the extraordinary burden on farms already stretched thin. Shipping disruptions have driven costs higher. Fuel, fertilizer, water, equipment, and other essential inputs continue to climb. Farmers are being asked to produce under conditions that make farming increasingly difficult to sustain, while mortgages, leases, salaries, and operating expenses never stop. For many, the question is no longer how to grow their farm. It is whether they can keep it alive.

The crisis facing the farms is a crisis of food security and border safety for all of Israel, but in most cases, the government has yet to step in with support. Your donation will help us keep our heroic farmers financially afloat as they navigate the devastating loss of their land, their produce, their workforce, and their loved ones. Your donation can help keep these farms - and our last physical barrier of defense - from falling into enemy hands.

Israel’s farms are extremely vulnerable and in need of immediate support.

Israeli farmers have weathered hardship for decades. Farming is unpredictable by nature, dependent on weather, labor, and narrow windows to plant and harvest. Years of drought and rising costs have tested their resilience again and again. Then came COVID-19, disrupting workers, supply chains, and day-to-day operations. Before many farms had fully recovered, October 7th dealt with another devastating blow. Workers disappeared almost overnight, communities were evacuated, access to fields was restricted, and farms (especially along Israel’s borders) were exposed to ongoing rocket and drone fire. Each time farmers begin to recover, another crisis seems to follow.

In the years since, continued military threats from Hezballa and IRGC have extended the extraordinary burden on farms already stretched thin. Shipping disruptions have driven costs higher. Fuel, fertilizer, water, equipment, and other essential inputs continue to climb. Farmers are being asked to produce under conditions that make farming increasingly difficult to sustain, while mortgages, leases, salaries, and operating expenses never stop. For many, the question is no longer how to grow their farm. It is whether they can keep it alive.