Jewish Document YUBA, young farmers association Jaffa Palestine California 1919 For Sale

The young farmer:

A group of young people from the Second Aliyah, led by Eliezer Yaffe. In 1904, they left Russia for the United States, for agricultural training, in order to establish modern, advanced agriculture in the country. They arrived in Israel in 1910 and in 1913 took over the cultivation of the Kinneret yard. Despite the difference in conditions, they brought into the Kinneret yard much of the agricultural knowledge they had acquired and modern working methods, And during their year of work, the deficit in the \"yard\" decreased. At the end of the year, they wanted to settle in the Kinneret yard and implement their principles there, which were based on a private farm for each farmer. This was opposed by Rupin and the Eretz Israel Ministry, and the members of the group moved to Ben Shemen, Mikva Israel, etc. After the First World War Among the founders of the first workers\' camp were Nahallel Eliezer Yaffe, the leader of the group, considered the father of the workers\' camp.