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Shemitah First-Hand
Jewish farmers in Israel today talk about Shemitah and their lives
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It was in 1950, after we had completed our army service. At first we lived in tents, in the middle of a barren wilderness. At that time, there were not yet water pipes reaching our moshav. We had to content ourselves with what could be grown in dry, rugged fields.
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Nachum Luria’s orchards specialize in etrogim, only the best of which can be used in Sukkot celebrations.
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