utility

Choose from three options:
a. Home delivery (25 shekels)
b. Pickup from a central delivery point (12.5 shekels)
c. Pickup from the field (free of charge)

We distribute boxes on Mondays and Wednesdays between 11:00 AM and 9:00 PM.

**Monday:**
– Tel Aviv-Jaffa (city center to Old North)
– Ramat Gan-Giv’atayim
– Bikat Ono settlements
– Modi’in
– Mevaseret Zion and surrounding areas
– Mazkeret Batya
– Rehovot
– Nes Ziona
– Rishon Lezion
– Jerusalem (Ramot, French Hill, Yemin Moshe, Baka, Abu Tor, Talpiot)

**Wednesday:**
– Jerusalem
– Gush Etzion
– Northern Ramat Gan
– Southern Tel Aviv, Jaffa
– Northern Tel Aviv
– Herzliya
– Ramat Hasharon
– Ra’anana
– Kfar Saba

**Pickup points:**
– Tel Aviv (Florentin, Revivim-Afeka)
– Ramat Gan (Ramat Hen)
– Jerusalem (Nachlaot, Givat HaMivtar, Talbiya, and Baka).

The weekly boxes contain a wide variety of vegetables based on the seasonal availability in the field and are not customized. Part of the fun is the surprises waiting in the box each week and the enjoyment of vegetables that you wouldn’t usually buy or find in stores.

Our goal is for our customers to be satisfied and stay with us for the long term, which is why our field includes a wide range of crops and types of vegetables for direct consumption or cooking, ‘hard’ vegetables, leafy greens, herbs, and more.

You can write a note/request regarding the contents of the box, and we will replace it with another vegetable from the selection available in the field for that season.

You can request an increased quantity of certain vegetables or subscribe to two boxes.

If you can’t finish the vegetables in the weekly box, you can subscribe to a bi-weekly box or share the box’s contents with neighbors or friends.

The summer seasonal boxes include melons and watermelons, but we don’t have fruit trees—only field crops. You can add boxes of fruit to your order from organic growers we collaborate with.

We aim to develop a direct local economy and are happy to connect you directly with a wide variety of high-quality products made by the hard work of local farmers and producers.

You can find information about the different products that can be added to the box here.

The field is supervised and certified by “IQC,” an accredited company by IFOAM—the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements for organic produce inspection in Israel. You can find information about organic farming in Israel and organic certification from the Organic Agriculture Organization.

Organic certificate.

Our farm is certified kosher by the Rabbanut of the Gezer Regional Council, under the supervision of the regional council’s rabbi. We strictly observe the prohibition of kilayim (mixed crops) in the field and separate terumot and ma’aserot (tithes) from the harvested produce.

Kosher certificate.

The most convenient payment method is by credit card. Payment can also be made in cash or by check.

To sign up and order a basket, click here.