Tel Adashim, Agricultural moshav in Jezreel Valley, Israel
Tel Adashim is an agricultural settlement in the Jezreel Valley in northern Israel, sitting at 105 meters above sea level with residential areas surrounded by fields. The moshav contains homes, flower gardens, and farm installations that make up the working community.
The settlement was founded in 1923 by pioneers from Eastern Europe and Ha-Shomer veterans on land purchased in 1913. This early establishment made it part of the first wave of Jewish agricultural communities in the region.
The community has deep roots in farming, with flower cultivation and other crops shaping daily life here. Visitors can see how traditional methods and modern growing techniques work side by side in this working agricultural settlement.
Visitors can stay overnight at the settlement and buy flowers and other farm products directly from local growers. The location sits about 5 kilometers north of Afulah city with an events space available for gatherings.
The name comes from an Arabic term meaning 'hill of lentils,' pointing to the long history of growing pulses in this location. This reveals how local farming has connections to early cultivation patterns in the area.
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