See The Power Of

A Farmer’s Bracha

Four women in headscarves and dresses holding hands in a wheat field at sunset.
The Miracle of the Rotten Seeds — Moshav Komemiyut, 1952
The Farmer Who Poisoned His Own Fields — Doron and Ilana Toweg, Moshav Azaria
The Banana Farmer and the Frost — The Miracle of the Protected Orchard

Sustain A Sacred Connection

Over the years, we've built a circle of women from all over the world who've connected with the Shmitah farmers and their families. What's beautiful is that they've also built lasting relationships with each other—women from everywhere coming together around what truly matters. We all share the same deep commitment: raising good families and protecting the land H'shem gave us through the mitzvot tluyot ba'aretz and Shmitah.

Banner in Hebrew about grain storage hung on stacked hay bales in a farm setting.
Farmland with rows of green crops, trees on the left, and yellow wildflowers in the foreground under blue sky.
Two women smiling beside a horse eating hay under a metal roof on a sunny day.
Three people picking grapes in a vineyard under green grapevines on a sunny day.
Elderly man with a long grey beard wearing a black hat and suit seated at a table.

“When you see the sacrifices that [they] take upon themselves to keep their lives, the level of faith, real true precious faith in Hashem that they were able to share with us, is something that we only dream of.”

R' Yitzchok Kolodetsky, shlit'a
Older man with white beard and black hat sitting and talking to younger man with beard and suit.

“When you see the sacrifices that [they] take upon themselves to keep their lives, the level of faith, real true precious faith in Hashem.”

R' Chaim Kanievsky, zt"l

"The non-keeping of Shmitah brought about the galus (exile) and the keeping of Shmitah will bring about the geula (redemption). Just to know there are such kind of Yidden, makes you tremendously proud of being part of Klal Yisroel"

Rabbetzin Rina Tarshish

"Those outside of Eretz Yisroel that do not merit to keep the mitzvah of Shmitah [but support it] have a greater merit than those who keep it, like Yissacher and Zevulun..."

Rebbetzin Leah Kolodetsky
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