Tridge summary
Israeli farmers have sought compensation for losses incurred due to the northward war, with a total of 972 claims submitted and 91 million shekels already received. The conflict has rendered 2,200 hectares of land, including fruit, avocado, and vineyard plantations, unfit for cultivation, following shelling that damaged 150 hectares of orchards and vineyards. The war's impact has prevented farming activities like harvesting key produce such as apples, peaches, grapefruit, kiwi, and plums from October to December. Additionally, the conflict has hindered the application of fertilizers and pest management, leading to anticipated challenges in this year's harvest.
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Israeli farmers have filed 972 claims for compensation for losses related to the war in the north. According to information from the Tax Authority, farmers have already received compensation totaling 91 million shekels. The monetary compensation is related to the impossibility of cultivating fruit, avocado and vineyard plantations on an area of 2,200 hectares in a two-kilometer strip along the Lebanese border. 150 hectares of orchards and vineyards were damaged by shelling, EastFruit reports. Read also: Israel lost about 150 thousand tons of fruit and vegetable products in the war zone From October to December last year, gardeners in those areas were unable to harvest apples, peaches, grapefruit, ...
Source: Eastfruit
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