HaŞomer Çiftliği, Heritage farm in Northern District, Israel
HaŞomer Çiftliği is a farm with grain fields, vegetable gardens, and ancient olive trees surrounded by stone walls. The buildings and structures still show the original layout of an early agricultural settlement.
The farm was founded around 1900 when settlers began building agriculture in this region. This was part of broader efforts to create a foundation for living through farming.
The farm shows how settlers built agriculture in this region and what meaning this held for local development. You can see today how work on the land shaped community life and relationships.
Visitors can walk across the fields and between the old buildings to explore the site on their own. It is wise to wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for outdoor ground conditions.
The site holds a collection of tools and equipment from the farm's early years, including old plows and storage buildings. These objects show the work methods that settlers used in that period.
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