Agriculture

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Efrat, E. (1991). Rural and urban construction versus the protection of agricultural land. Environmental Planning, 44-45, 59-68. (Hebrew)

Efrat, E. (1991). The sanctity of agricultural land in view of the immigration from the Soviet Union. Karka, 33, 14-18. (Hebrew)

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Feitelson, E. (1997). Which farmlands should be protected?: Why and how? Environmental Planning, 14(2), 11-16.

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Fenster, T. (1984). Agricultural service centers and population centers in Yucatan, Mexico: Tahal Consulting Engineers.

Fleischer, A. and Tsur, Y. (2000). Measuring the Recreational Value of Agricultural Landscape.
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Grossman, D. (1972). The roots of the practice of migratory tenant farming - The case of Nikeland (Eastern Nigeria). Journal of Developing Areas, 6(2), 163-184.

Grossman, D. (1974). The effect of migratory tenant farming on food production in Northern Iboland, Nigeria. The National Geographic Journal of India, 20(4), 201-215.

Grossman, D. (1982). The impact of introducing specialized crops and changes in land use patterns: The case of Israel. In G. Enyedi and I. Volgyes (Eds.), The Effect of Modern Agriculture on Rural Development (pp. 161-174). New York: Pergamon Press.

Grossman, D. (1983). Agriculture in the Lod Plain. In D. Grossman (Ed.), Between the Yarkon and Ayalon (pp. 151-171). Ramat Gan: Bar-Ilan University Press. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1984). Agriculture intensification and population in Northern Samaria: Changes in the olive-grain ration. Geografiska Annaler, 6(b), 135-144.

Grossman, D. (1988). Employment potential of the Arab agricultural sector in the Occupied Territories. Karka, 30, 26-38. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1989). The Israeli family farm: Changing pattern and problems of adjustment; A Geographical approach. Horizons in Geography, 27, 7-24. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1991). The Israeli family farm: Changing structures and problems of adjustment. In G.M van Oort, L.M. van den Berg, J.G. Groenendijk, and A.H.H.M. Kempers (Eds.), Limits to Rural Land Use (pp. 32-37). Wageningen: Pudoc.

Grossman, D. (1993). Non-agricultural penetration of the moshav in the eighties - Effects on land use. Karka, 37, 44-55. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1994). Nineteenth century agriculture in the Jezreel Valley. Israel, People and Land, 7-8, 245-253. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1996). Marginality and tenure: The fertile crescent and Africa. In R.B. Singh and R. Majoral (Eds.), Development Issues in Marginal Regions (pp. 277-292). New Delhi: Oxford and IBH Publication Company.

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Kark, R. (1973). The Jordan-irrigation projects. Nofim, 139-140. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1983). Millenarian and agricultural settlement in the Holy Land in the nineteenth century. Journal of Historical Geography, 9, 1-17.

Kark, R. (1983). The agricultural character of Jewish settlements in the Negev. Jewish Social Studies, 45, 157-174.

Kark, R. (1984). Agricultural land and plans for its cultivation by Jews during Montefiore's second visit. Cathedra, 33, 57-92. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1984). Land acquisition and new agricultural settlement in Palestine during the Tyomkin period, 1890-1892. Zionism, 9, 179-193. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1988). Agricultural land in Palestine: Letters to Sir Montefiore, 1839. Transactions: Institute of British Geographers, 29, 207-230.

Kark, R. (1992). The Finn family in Jerusalem, agriculture, Jews and millenarism. Cathedra, 66, 175-173. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1995). The introduction of modern technology into the Holy Land, 1800-1914. In T.E. Levi (Ed.), The Archaeology of Society in the Holy Land (pp. 524-541). London: Leicester University Press.

Kark, R., and Aaronsohn, R. (1979). Agricultural Settlement of Jews and Christians in 19th Century Palestine. Jerusalem: Academon. (Hebrew)

Karmon, Y. (1971). The vineyards of Hebron. Geografisch Tijdschrift, 5, 501-510.

Katz, Y. (1991). Jewish agricultural settlement in Canada in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Contemporary Jewry, 7, 283-310. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1992). Jewish agricultural settlements in Palestine, 1882-1914. Jewish Social Studies, 50(1-2), 63-82.

Katz, Y., and Lehr, J. (1993). Jewish pioneer agricultural settlements in Western Canada. Journal of Cultural Geography, 14(1), 49-67.

Katz, Y., and Lehr, J.C. (1991). Jewish and Mormon agricultural settlement in Western Canada: A comparative analysis. Canadian Geographer, 35, 128-142.

Katz, Y., and Neuman, S. (1990). Agricultural land transaction in Palestine 1900-1914: A quantitative analysis. Explorations in Economic History, 27(1), 29-44.

Katz, Y., and Neuman, S. (1996). Women's quest for occupational equality: The case of Jewish female agricultural workers in prestate Israel. Rural History: Economy, Society and Culture, 7(1), 33-52.

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Kellerman, A. (1977). Variations of Von Thunen's agricultural location theories. Transactions of the Miami Geographical Society, 1.

Kellerman, A. (1978). Determinants of rent from agricultural land around metropolitan areas. Geographical Analysis, 10, 1-12.

Kellerman, A. (1979). Does Von Thunen meet Ricardo. Annals of the Association of American geographers, 69, 639-641.

Kellerman, A. (1989). Agriculture location theory 2: Relaxation of assumptions and applications. Environment and Planning A, 21, 1427-1446.

Kliot, N., and Keidar, G. (1992). Forest fire in Israel and their causes. Horizons in Geography, 35-36, 23-34. (Hebrew)

Kliot, N. (1993). Ideology and afforestation in Israel. Studies in the Geography of Israel, 13, 87-106. (Hebrew)

Levi, E., and Pohoryles, S. (1970). Agriculture, Atlas of Israel (pp. Section of Agriculture, Sheets 1- 4). Amsterdam: Jerusalem and Elsevier Publishing Co.

Pohoryles, S. (1962). Demand projection for agricultural produce in Israel, 1960-1965. Tel-Aviv: Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1964). Forecast of monthly demand for agriculture produce. Tel-Aviv: Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1967). Demand projection for agricultural produce in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Tel-Aviv: Ministry of Agriculture, Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1967). Input Output Tables of Israeli Agriculture (Vol. A, B): Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center.

Pohoryles, S. (1968). Demand projection of processed agricultural produce: Research and conclusions. Tel-Aviv: Ministry of Agriculture. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1968). The macro-economic framework of agricultural planning. Agriculture in Israel, 6-7, 10-15. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1969). Agricultural planning and market mechanism. Economic Quarterly, 64, 395-405. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1969). Credit project for the development of Israel agriculture. Jerusalem: International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Ministry of Agriculture.

Pohoryles, S. (1969). Development and Planning of Israeli Agriculture. Tel-Aviv: Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1970). Agricultural planning and market mechanism: Integration of an Anti-Thesis "Konjounkturpolitik", Jahrang, Fuentes Heft (pp. 297-326). Berlin: Dunkler and Humbolt.

Pohoryles, S. (1970). Consumption Forecast of Agricultural Produce in the Periods 1969/1970-1974/1975. Tel-Aviv: Waldman Kepel, Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1970). Forecast of new economic policy impact of agriculture. Tel-Aviv: Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1972). Agriculture in Israel - A Model of Economic Planning. Tel-Aviv: Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center, Tel-Aviv University, Hakibbutz Hameuchad. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1972). Second agricultural credit project 1973/74-1975/76. Jerusalem: International Bank of Reconstruction and Development, Ministry of Agriculture.

Pohoryles, S. (1973). The aggregate framework of agricultural planning. Review of Public and Cooperative Economy in Israel, 1, 41-55.

Pohoryles, S. (1973). The agriculture and the state - An evaluation of a controversial relationship. Economic Quarterly, 78-79, 394-401. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1974). Income of the Rural Aggregate: Approaches and Evaluation. Tel-Aviv: Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1975). Agriculture Adjustment in Semi-Arid Areas - Case Study Israel. Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University, Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center.

Pohoryles, S. (1975). Food Security Trends in Economic Policy in Agriculture. Tel-Aviv: Agriculture and Settlement Planning and Development Center. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1976). Development of agriculture in administered areas, Acceleration Patterns of Economic Growth - Judea and Samaria. Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1977). Agriculture Development Project 1978/1980. Tel-Aviv: Rural Planning and Development Authority.

Pohoryles, S. (1977). Capital and Agriculture. Tel-Aviv: The David Horowitz Institute for the Research of Developing Countries. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1977). Export of agricultural know-how. Economic Quarterly, 24, 92-93. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1978). Agrarian structure and rural development. Jerusalem: Rural Planning and Development Authority.

Pohoryles, S. (1978). Agricultural development in Semi-Arid Areas: National report. Geneva: United Nations, Economic Commission for Europe and FAO/ECE.

Pohoryles, S. (1979). Agricultural Cooperation Between Israel and Egypt - A General Framework. Jerusalem: Ministry of Agriculture.

Pohoryles, S. (1980). Crucial problems of agriculture development. Economic Quarterly, 5. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1985). Agriculture et Irrigation, Encyclorama d'Israel: Editions et Diffusions Mondiale (pp. 179-365). (French)

Pohoryles, S. (1985). Trends and tendencies in farm management in the light of agricultural and structural developments towards the end of the twentieth century Israel. Geneva: UN/FAO/ECE.

Pohoryles, S. (1986). Agricultural emancipation in a semi-arid ecosystem. Konjunktrurpolitik, 3.

Pohoryles, S. (1986). Agriculture and Rural Development, 1985-1991. Transition Program to Agriculture 2000. Jerusalem: Rural Planning and Development Authority, Ministry of Agriculture. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S. (1989). 30 Years of Agricultural Planning Symposium (pp. 131). Beth-Dagan: Ministry of Agriculture.

Pohoryles, S. (1992). Reconstruction and revival processes of Ukrainian agriculture. Kiev: Government of the Ukrainian Republic. (Russian)

Pohoryles, S. (1994). Moroccan cooperative agricultural development project - Economic and marketing evaluation. San Diego: San Diego State University Foundation.

Pohoryles, S. (1997). Food security and agricultural strategies in Israel: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Pohoryles, S. (1997). Production of High Yielding Durum Wheat in the Middle East and Mediterranean Region. (pp. 30). Tel-Aviv: The Peres Institute for Peace.

Pohoryles, S., and Sadan, E. (1979). Patterns of agriculture adjustment in an arid ecosystem. In D. Golany (Ed.), Arid Zones Settlement Planning: The Israeli Experience. New York: Pergamon Press.

Pohoryles, S., and Szeskin, A. (1972). The agrarian system in Africa and the problems of economic growth. Tel-Aviv: David Horowitz Institute for the Research of Developing Countries. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S., and Szeskin, A. (1972). The strategic considerations of agricultural development. Economic Quarterly, 76, 346-352. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S., and Szeskin, A. (1973). FAO Research in Contemporary Changes in Agrarian Structure - Case Study, Israel. Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University.

Pohoryles, S., and Szeskin, A. (1973). Strategic consideration in agricultural development. In I.o.A. Economics (Ed.), Oxford Agrarian Studies. (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S., and Szeskin, A. (1975). The demand for capital and agricultural development. Economic Quarterly, 22(86). (Hebrew)

Pohoryles, S., and Szeskin, A. (1981). Developments in livestock branches in the world and Israel, Encyclopedia of Agriculture, Vol. 4. (Hebrew)

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