Israel Farmers Association

The Farmers' Federation of Israel is a relationship of private ranchers in Israel that became out of the Union of Moshavot in Judea and Samaria, which was established in 1920 with a participation of seven towns. The Federation is worried with the expert, monetary, social and social issues of its individuals and speaks to them opposite government organizations on showcasing, tax collection, transportation, and comparative inquiries. By 1970 it had nearby offices as horticultural advisory groups or cooperatives in 42 towns, and individuals in somewhere in the range of 60 different towns were helped through its foundations; its aggregate participation was more than 8,000 families. The Federation worked through 14 relationship for particular branches of horticulture and various associated organizations, including home loan and advantage supports, and organizations for supply, promoting, and transportation. Additionally subsidiary were 80 farming, 10 citrus-developing, and 11 transportation cooperatives, the Pardess citrus-producers' syndicate and the wine-cultivators' relationship of Rishon le-Zion and Zikhron Ya'akov.