After Israel invented this technique, it became a leader in agriculture. Netherlands shocked.

[@kimberleypex]

Great ! Thanks 🌏🌎🌍2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣3️⃣. Lights in a dark World

[@theprimest]

Thank you! Happy New year Kimberley hopefully the World does more positive projects :)

[@abraamgirgis9564]

Insane work

[@kimberleypex]

@@theprimest also for your team ; a healthy positive creative 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣3️⃣💕❤️💕

[@Mbond94]

The light from all The bombs dropped is very bright

[@tttyuhbbb9823]

No, Your Isreal is nothing but continous genocide in what was a peaceful, easy going world! Israel is a Western (Anglo-Saxon, French,...) invention to keep Palestineans, Arabs, Muslims, and Mid-Easterns from enjoying a happy, quite, fruitful life! You're always talking about the "progress" and "advancement" of Israel and Israel technology, but you try to burry the simple fact: If Israel was not implanted among us, on our land, we would have advanced a long way forwards! The proof: Look to South East Asia, how it has advanced quickly after becoming independent and got red of Western domination, and above all, no dagger called ISRAEL is inserted in their backside! 😡 And don't forget that the West (especially USA and Germany) was/ is pouring more than $50000000 worth of aid to Israel--ANUALLY!

[@Scifiwriting41]

For anyone watching this video: the people who made this video didn’t do enough research ahead of time when they made this video. It’s as if they only used the results from the first page of google searches about Israel. For example, we don’t have 13 million people. We have around 7million. The rest live in Palestine, which isn’t technically Israel. But I can understand the confusion there, so that’s fine. However, it’s absolutely hilarious to say we didn’t “invest in EXPENSIVE desalination plants” and “instead” just harvested crops that could handle the salt. Umm… excuse me, we are one of the world leaders in desalination technologies…

[@nlight8769]

Nonetheless, I always overlooked Israeli agricultural prowess, just knew for a fact that your avocados are the best, IMO. That's a nice change of information about your country, as I'm more used about negative stuff coming out from there (like oppressive surveillance and control high tech for example). It's so refreshing to see that your country do use its tech for great beneficial stuff too, that's impressive stuff, a much deserved highlight !

[@Scifiwriting41]

@@nlight8769 those who want to spread negativity will do so. it's not at all like we started off only using tech for oppression, no more than any other government does. Israel has a higher need for security tech, so it uses more security tech. Simple as that. We have always been a hub for innovation and technology. The negativity you keep hearing is coming from people that don't like us. I'm sure the people who dislike you will also have very little nice things to say about you. The difference is in our case our enemies are constantly conspiring to eradicate us.

[@danf4447]

agreed. its a bullshit video

[@sandboxaccountz.zy.7012]

in addition the water problem mentioned was solved by invading a neighbor and taking over golan heights which are a watter reservoir israel is a huge success achieved by stealing, killing and force and this is not antisemitism, this is reality

[@justinsuafoa6840]

I heard they had some of the worlds best desalination technology.

[@bigsidable]

I’ve invested in a few Israeli Companies. When there’s a need. Israelites know how to get things done.

[@anna-lenameijer9942]

The Growasis shown at first is a Dutch invention. Together with drip-irrigation the Growasis is unbeatable: 1+1= 4. True miraculous Maths.

[@annia2960]

I agree. Most inventions in agriculture comes from the Netherlands. That’s the leader in the world when it comes to agricultural development.

[@george.carlin]

@@annia2960 besides agri, the low-land dudes are also best at urban planning. Can't wait for my next vacation trip to Neds!!!

[@EbrahimHasan]

Also, it's a common myth that drip irrigation was invented in Israel.

[@andybilakshow260]

I beg to differ. Aquaponic vertical tower (home grown) *is* the wave of the future.

[@EbrahimHasan]

@@andybilakshow260 Nope, it was invented in New York

[@artcurious807]

Australia, Egypt, and Ethiopia could all use this drip irrigation technology. In addition to food production it could also help prevent conflict over water resources. The fish farming looks very interesting, if more east Asian countries adopt these methods it could help reduce strain on ocean fish populations.

[@ianclews8556]

goats and in ozzie its camels and can toads that do the damage Goats maunly

[@robertnitschke1649]

we have a dum ass Goverment in Australia. i seen the drip system in vine yards in South Australia when i was a kid growing up its a good idea . our PM follows the USA WEF Bill Gates plan .shut down farms and kill the cows to save global warning plan . Finland has the cleanest air thats were we should be looking for ideas .Back in the 1960 Australia had its own food supply we made every thing .Now china makes every thing

[@ian-f5f]

Im in Australia and it is commonly used, for at least the last 40 years that I k now of. How do you think one of the driest countries in the world is also one of the biggest food exporters?

[@KSRobinette]

Israeli achievements since settling in that desert have been truly inspirational. When I compare them with what Muslims have done in parts of the Middle East they control, the difference is stark. Long live Israel!

[@eden55272]

They have no water...they are stealing Lebanese & Syrian& Palestinians water

[@carminevescio6373]

I love it. Conservation of water and food security gives Israel economic and environmental sustainability....all countries should follow.

[@unicorneuphoria6031]

Israel is one country that was able to harness modern knowledge & technology to compensate for whatever challenges & hurdles they are confronted with in their desert terrain. Which is proof enough that nature favors those who have the brains to tap its hidden resources & blessings.

[@antoniomoreira1056]

From Israel, all nations shall be blessed

[@shepherdsknoll]

Israel has all the water they need. They have objectively solved the problems of desalination. Desalination works but requires a lot of energy, Israel has a “can do” attitude that is lost in red tape in the US.

[@adbb100]

What if the USA economy is now a sorrogate for Israeli economy?

[@shepherdsknoll]

@@adbb100 , you mean surrogate ? That’s not the right word for what you are asking. Instead of participating in social media , your time would be better spent getting a GED.

[@adbb100]

@@shepherdsknoll haba, toh na ji dan bature. 😂😂😂

[@rauckr09]

This world-class agricultural technology is changing the world!!

[@Wul-Lop]

Israel is a land of creativity, invention & innovation.... 🙏🙏🙏

[@michalismichaelidesanalyti1815]

Ancient China Primitive drip irrigation has been used since ancient times. Fan Shengzhi shu, written in China during the first century BCE, describes the use of buried, unglazed clay pots filled with water, sometimes referred to as Ollas, as a means of irrigation.[1][2] Modern development Germany: subsurface pipe Modern drip irrigation began its development in Germany in 1860 when researchers began experimenting with subsurface irrigation using clay pipe to create combination irrigation and drainage systems.[3]

[@welchroberts4038]

Funny I never saw those plastic pipes around back then.

[@kellikelli4413]

@Michalis M Sounds like this countries false claims - since Drip Irrigation and Water Pipelines, etcetera have been used around the world for Centuries (as you also pointed out)....

[@kellikelli4413]

@@welchroberts4038 They weren't plastic they were pottery (research ancient Rome's water sources, in fact it probably was in use even b4 then). So to claim that THIS country invented it, is too far a reach from facts.

[@kellikelli4413]

@@olgarullegardin7242 You're nitt-picking. Seepage from clay or holes in a plastic pipe (same thing but different).

[@johanconradie2120]

HA HA HA AS I SAID: ISRAEL GO TO CHINA AND CHECK OUT!!!

[@MountainFisher]

I live along the Rio Grande River and they flood their pecan groves instead of using drip irrigation. The few farmers that do drip irrigation sell their excess water and it pays for itself in just a few years in water sales let alone lower water costs as there are old water rights agreements going back over 150 years and more. Some don't farm hardly at all (must farm something or no water) and just sell their water.

[@roller9158]

If, there’s a way, the Israelis will get it done, bravo too them.

[@protanaman1887]

Pengolahan&pengaturan air Israel yang luarbiasa,, Sistem irigasi(Drip irigation)membuat kebutuhan air pada tanaman tercukupi&penggunaan air lebih efektif.. 🇮🇩❤🇮🇱

[@MALGORZATAMIROSLAWAKIM]

Wanderful nice to see video new tech.

[@PF-gi9vv]

What came to mind was "Johnny Cab" Total Recall 😊

[@GEOsustainable]

Why is Netherlands shocked? Is that clickbait?

[@markj.miller5346]

They diverted the Jordan River. Let's talk about the environmental and socioeconomic fallout of altering rivers without implementing processes with replenishment of the areas which the diverted/dammed/altered river was serving.

[@quantumsneak1773]

Drip systems have been used for 100s of years lol

[@BigB29357]

But not computer controlled system. Water has been used for even longer, mind you.

[@Rick-the-Swift]

People have been eating plants for a very long time. lol

[@elishchayil2023]

are you jealous? or are you jealously-based stupid?

[@JuanIsHigh]

@sandponics no bro you are not right... israel uses it a lot and we have very hot climates

[@augustinefrimpong5363]

This technique is good and should be apply international especially countries with less water .

[@jancoley9051]

I understand the original idea of drip technology came from an average man that noticed a very beautiful green healthy tree growing on the banks of a river or lake. So he figured just being in the proximity of water caused it to thrive. Then evolved to the drip idea of watering. Brilliant.

[@morrisphillips6518]

Amazing, Elvis has left the building. 😊

[@RussHess-j2s]

I would like to see more information on their fish farming system.

[@BigB29357]

Most of the potable water is now desalinated sea water. About 80 percent is recycled to agriculture. All flood water is routed to underground natural reservoirs. Thus the fish farms use mainly recycled water and offers local and imported species of fish in rapidly improving quality.

[@ADAWC]

Great ideas! Thanks for showing this video; especially about the irrigation system, the weather stations and the high tech AI that links everything together! The network of professionals work together is unbelievable! The system is so well designed, weed and insect problems are minimized! Excellent work!

[@fishmud3264]

Mark of the beast!

[@lukeslc-xd8ds]

One has to admit that the Jews (Israelis) are truly brilliant people.

[@georgekoroneos3892]

Unquestionably ...the Israelis manage to do great things !!! They get things done with organization / talent & good resources !!! Tremendous capacity in agriculture they gave life to desert not only to feed their people but as well to exported to other near countries !!! Are very competent in electronics/ military hardware/ missiles / drones e t c. Israelis won't talk much because are serious people thought moved fast from their country creation which only count to few generations to this time condition which in my opinion is an achievement it self !!!

[@kellikelli4413]

And by the way getting things done with other countries blood money and technology. Copycats are not inventors.

[@lazarchill8514]

@@kellikelli4413 assdum they're paying for the intellectual properties, the exact opposite of your intellectual capacity.

[@kellikelli4413]

@@lazarchill8514 FYI, the country in this article steals others intellect, they've always done that because they have none of their own, as u obviously don't ...

[@bobbobbly7900]

@@kellikelli4413 and just think of the literal billions of aid dollars poured into palestine...and yet ,still a shithole...if the money had been given to the people instead ,every palestinian would be a millionare....think on that

[@cecilsabourin9462]

@@kellikelli4413 A little anti-jew ,perhaps ? Your slip is showing comrade.

[@MdTarekHossain-oq2ol]

Nice--- 💆‍♂️😇👍

[@rajeevprashar7027]

Amazing creativity. 😍

[@stevenkembro5891]

Focus on crops less bothered by salt made me pay closer attention. Apalachicola, Florida, born and raised.

[@patriciareeves3030]

I am intrigued by Israel’s water management techniques. 😮😮😮

[@julitagreek3392]

Is there a link to purchase the trays?

[@gardenjoy5223]

Drip irrigation together with planting plants, that can handle more saline conditions is revolutionary easy to reproduce around the globe. I also really like the many ways deserts around the globes are greened, of course only those that will last. Certain techniques of digging half moons for water detention or of putting in rocks in a stream are truly simple, but with amazing results. I always wonder why we can put billions into the sky, but not millions into helping people to live sustainably. May all choose to invest their money in projects that aid humans and animals alike.

[@mannylunasin1670]

I love farming and cooking!

[@KALAAHARY-to9lu]

And eating.

[@lebasinga5568]

Awesome. I’ve been there twice, 2019 & 2023. God bless Israel.

[@bm5906]

5:33 I can't tell which is the current satellite view and which is the past satellite view. They don't even look like the same area. You should put dates on them.

[@chemmii]

All the info is great.!!

[@ruddybong6847]

Israel is the best

[@nefriedel]

God bless Simcha Blass.

[@timfieldsend816]

Seems rather biased view. Here's a short extract from Wikipedia after Google search "River Jordan" : A 2010 study found that the Lower Jordan River has been reduced to 2% of its historic flow.[23] Water quality has also deteriorated sharply, with high levels of salinity and pollution from agricultural fertilizer and untreated wastewater upstream in Israel and the West Bank.[24] Conflict about the waters of the Jordan River was a contributing factor to the Six-Day War when, starting in 1965, Syria attempted to divert some of its headwaters in collaboration with Lebanon and Jordan.[25] The diversion works would have reduced the water availability for Israel's carrier by about 35%, and Israel's overall water supply by about 11%.[26]

[@ruwandesilva7309]

Wow, thank you so much, I really appreciate about it, cheers.

[@kaywatson6505]

I went thru this whole video did not see the arched top structure in the video list. Bummer. I really wanted to see how that curved roof was made.

[@maymorton7390]

when it comes to innovation Israel is most innovative , great nation ahead of most.

[@abraamgirgis9564]

Israel is leading desert farming pretty incredible right? Farming in the desert who else agrees?

[@IGMONEYMAKER]

Agreed

[@theprimest]

crazy

[@mohammadalsayari4266]

great suck up

[@incorrba]

In the USA our produce is grown in the desert and has been for a very long time just like drip irrigation has been used for a very long time before the Israelis "invented" it. I thought this video was going to illustrate something that was mostly unknown.

[@timmyjones1921]

Every Bit Of It Was Very Interresting.

[@victortillamillamonster4083]

Did they really invent drip irrigation? It's not exactly a new idea nowadays.

[@welchroberts4038]

Yes, I remember the day those pipes sprung up under orange trees.

[@Scifiwriting41]

Yes, we did. But we invented it over thirty years ago. Perhaps we weren’t the original inventors, I don’t know for sure, but we were the first to implement it on a National scale. Also, it saves a whole lot more than just 6%. That’s pretty obvious, I’m surprised the writers of this video didn’t catch that! Let’s see… showering thousands of acres of crops with water for hours everyday versus drops of water… yep! 6%! Checks out!

[@marcwilson1052]

No. Its been around in one form or another for centuries. The Simcha blass was just the first to patent it. A lot of times, when people claim they invented something, they are lying by omission. What they actually did was take someone else's idea and sprint to the patent office...

[@healanimatthews1140]

They literally said theres 99 solutions and the drip was one of them

[@d1m18]

Exactly, nothing new here just taking credit for others work and when your whole country is subsidized but US, it is easy to succeed by throwing free money at everything and everyone

[@sandyreid4028]

They are a very intelligent people from different parts of the world back to there homeland. God bless Israel!

[@to5287]

LOve lsrael from india❤❤❤

[@ramonepedgio5964]

In California with all of it's agriculture and drought challenges, we can certainly learn a lot from Israel's irrigation techniques.

[@angelashort1331]

But will you ?

[@ramonepedgio5964]

@@angelashort1331 Perhaps, if I owned land and grow stuff. Your question is more appropriate for the farmers and agribusiness.

[@petercelestine1819]

Beautiful ❤..An inspiration for development 👍🏼👍🏼

[@jascam1]

The US Southwestern States should take a page from Israel playbook and get their water issues in order. Don’t wait for the Feds you’ll be caught up in the bureaucracy for years to come.

[@cdjhyoung]

I agree. It isn't that the south west will be trapped in the bureaucracy for years. It is because any solution needs to be created by those affected with everyone satisfied with the decisions. If the solution is top down from Washington, no one locally will buy in to it and will fail. But better yet, stop putting humans where there is no water to support their life or life style.

[@jaimesanta847]

They don't have the funds needed - it was all donated to Israel!

[@cchavezjr7]

drip is used but it's not always the best solution.

[@donaldwarriner1640]

The irrigation and brine tolerant plant species is most exciting to me.

[@Bob_Adkins]

That's a slow process, and something they're working on, not something that's making a huge impact. As the plants become more salt tolerant, the soil becomes saltier, and so does the water supply.

[@georgebrill6549]

I heard that the Jorden river was drying up.

[@157-40_T]

Of the Nations of Africa adopted this approach, they would eliminate famine. Same applies in other parts of the world.

[@bpeper1365]

Do they also have Peruvian harvesters in Israel?

[@MehboobIslam]

😂 Keen eyes you got there

[@TechieTard]

The water savings isn't 6%, it's SIXTY 60!

[@kinngrimm]

The most interesting aspect of this growth maybe the one you did not talk about and i guess we would need palestiniens to tell us how rivers in their former lands are no longer controlled by them.

[@angelashort1331]

You need to do some research, on the make up of the people's who call themselves Palestinian , I went to live in Israel for 6 months , just so that I could get to the heart of the matter, I met many Palestinians , living in Israel ,Their families were from 5 or more generations in the land ,THEY WERE JEWISH , OR HEBREW IN HERITAGE , TRUE PALESTINIANS , who have lived alongside Arab neighbour's for 3 generations and get along well . VERY EYE OPENING, to actually go to the land and delve into the historical truth, rather than believe propaganda from news outlets , feeding a politically driven agenda, GO, to Israel, it's worth it.

[@TheMoonDejesus]

Because of diverting the Jordan River they’ve completely destroyed the dead Sean and the river is drying up

[@jamesmccorkle8448]

The Israelis did not invent drip irrigation.

[@to5287]

הם כן לך תלמד

[@ranonampangom2185]

Yes, we did. In the 1930s.

[@naushad5921]

@@ranonampangom2185 how? because Israel was created in 1948

[@libistur]

Yes they did, even the first mobile phone was invented by an Israeli scientist for Motorola company.. look it up

[@oketayoo.g3907]

I am highly interested in the irrigation system. How can I get more information about it?

[@klaushubbertz7009]

Simply GOOGLE: drip irrigation ... One of their leading companies is Metafin.

[@Rick-the-Swift]

Sorry but Israel did not invent these methods, nor were any of their claims backed by factual analysis. I love me some Israelis, but let's not have them inventing the wheel in 1960. Trickle/drip irrigation has been invented by countless people almost as long as people have been farming. The Egyptians, as an example, knew the importance of a constant and steady way of watering crops, to reduce stress on them, and also to conserve the available water. Again, love me some Israelis, but this is propaganda.

[@dp7933]

The only thing about this that is sustainable is the aquaculture. Irrigating the desert will eventually lead to salt flats unless they can successfully terraform to increase precipitation. Aquaponics around the Dead Sea could be hugely productive though (and probably already is).

[@giovannip.1433]

Water in: water out. Aquifers need to replenish or they collapse. What systems are sustainable or doomed to collapse?

[@markhirstwood4190]

Israel has 9.73 million people, not 14 million as you claim at 0:48. Simcha Blass was Jewish, not Polish (0:53).

[@MuZeSiCk77]

Makes me laugh!!! Why would the netherlands be shocked? They are still the best of the world and Israel just got a little bit better, but not even approching Dutch levels.

[@thrillerman2350]

At the year 1920 There was no israel

[@KatMa664]

So did they do the same thing to the Jordan river that we in America did to the Colorado river?

[@JohnSmith-sj2dk]

Isaiah 27:6 "In days to come Jacob will take root, Israel will bud and blossom and fill all the world with fruit."

[@myrainbowbridge]

Thanks!

[@theprimest]

Thank you, hope you enjoyed the video :) Catch you in the next one!

[@AshadulIslam-ev3hi]

Good initiative indeed. Israel can spread this knowledge and technical know how to its neighbours rather occupying Palestinian lands illegally. It will give Israel security and good friendly neighbours.

[@thehazelnutspread]

like usual, it all starts out 'for the good of mankind' and ends with you being completely dependant on the 'central' org that tells you exactly what to do.....for your safety and convenience.

[@laylam9948]

My Israel you are awesome am chai Yisrael

[@HBS82]

Isaiah 35:1 " The wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad for them; and the desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose."

[@AzeemKhan-xs4vv]

Israel are amazing in technology all world should teach from Israel

[@mosca204]

What companies provide that kind of dashboard?

[@mtotowamungu8259]

“Also I will restore the captivity of My people Israel, And they will rebuild the ruined cities and live in them; They will also plant vineyards and drink their wine, And make gardens and eat their fruit. “I will also plant them on their land, And they will not again be rooted out from their land Which I have given them,” Says the LORD your God. (The Bible; Amos chapter 9, vers 14-15)

[@joenisnapje712]

Highly unlikely the Dutch are ‘shocked’ by any news. We don’t do drama 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@replica1052]

(when every living cell holds an ocean within water wants to flow slow )

[@Salazarsbizzar]

Are you really trying to tell me drop lines are some new Israeli technology. Dude I've been using drip lines on my pot plants for well over a decade. It wasn't new when I started.

[@genesisloop3969]

i was thinking the same thing... i need this guy to market my future products lol

[@ranonampangom2185]

Uh yes, we invented it in the 1960s.

[@AgriWorldTime]

informative!

[@raulcordillo6150]

Bring this technology in other country to help them

[@ViceCoin]

Fully automated industrial scale hydroponics is the future.

[@alexv259]

WOW! 👏👏👏

[@craigwynia5280]

The Romans had amazing agricultural results 2000 yrs ago throughout N Africa & the levant. The decline only happened after 1000 odd years of destruction, pillaging & wars perpitrated by religious fanatics over ideology . This could be achieved again throughout N Africa & the middle east if they would only work towards ending conflict & religious garbage.

[@badawiq]

In 1920, the land was called Palestine, the British presence was called British Mandate of Palestine, jews comprised only 11% of population and yes Palestinians were famous in agriculture snd they were major supplier for oranges to the entire world and many other products.

[@Leon-mj3vi]

Ta vu ça où?

[@angelashort1331]

Imagine how blessed the dry lands of EVERY COUNTRY could be, if only the world would stop cursing Israel ,and started blessing Israel instead, God says HE WILL BLESS THOSE WHO BLESS ISRAEL,AND HELL CURSE THOSE WHO CURSE ISRAEL , BY THEIR FRUITS YOU SHALL KNOW THEM ,

[@Keith-s4f]

I did not see the picture featured in the opening shot shown anywhere in this video . That is what I clicked on this to see . Whilst I was entertained with some of the other content I was disappointed not to see an explanation of this feature .

[@essejbardelas9249]

Surrounding countries make Peace with Israel and then ask help agri-tech for sustainable agriculture.

[@frankcuritana8159]

If only other countries could learn the technology that Israel is so good at then food production worldwide could solve food shortages.

[@Thashiznitov1]

Never said where the water comes from ?

[@uselesstraveller2810]

It's bcz Indians are firm..to the point... progressive....we have no jeleously issue...we r positive about world order...and our culture is rich static and dynamic together.....we love peace ...vasudev kutumbam

[@giri1982]

Thanks

[@DeesBotanicalBliss]

I totally agree !

[@88NA]

5:51 the drip irrigation technique is interesting.

[@antonyjosephine494]

Excellent 👍...

[@Cdarlosfletch58]

Does the WEF know about this ? They could be braking the law for being to efficient ! 😀😀😀

[@scottcarr3264]

Tell the WEF to "go pound sand".

[@gianlucavisca3419]

Israel..!!! Home of very very INTELLIGENT people..!!!

[@rakeshbu7574]

Since growing population and less and less people growing, it's best techniques...in fact in my state we use drip irrigation since May be 10 years when severe draught occured for 2 straight years and that technique helped save water and optimum utilisation of water and could save the farm...but in UN and WTO everyone is bitching about food security and inflation...if we don't grow enough ofcourse there will be inflation since demand is high and supply is less

[@ΜιαΣμυρνιάμαγειρεύει]

You mean it comes from Palestinian history...

[@markabrenica6758]

iba parin talaga pag mayamang bansa, maswerte lng pilipinas kasi narito sa ang IRRI/Philrice kaso kulang tayo sa logistics..😔😔