Comments on: WWOOFing It: Organic Farm Volunteer Opportunities in Israel

By: Dinesh Neupane

Dinesh Neupane — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 03:18:51 +0000

Hi!
I am from Nepal. I have government approval human recruiting agency in Nepal. I want supply worker in Israel. If there need worker please let me know what kind of worker need there. I am interesting to send worker in Israel. I also want do this Business with partnership by your company.

Sincerely Yours

Dinesh Neupane
Sunera Nepal
Incorporated Pvt. Ltd.
(Human Recruitment Service)
Government license no. 367/059/060
Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone no. +977-1-4782203
Mobile No. +977-9851011140

By: Josh

Josh — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 19:12:02 +0000

Hi Cecil,

I’m interested in talking about a year-long commitment. I will be traveling to Barbados 9/10 - 9/17 for holiday, but was thinking of returning in early October. I will be attending a correspondence school online so I need some internet access.

I would also like to make a little spending money on the side, but I cannot find much info on that with regards to U.S. citizens.

If you’d like you can contact me directly — joshua881 at cox (dot) net

By: Cecil V. Sealy

Cecil V. Sealy — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 21:13:41 +0000

Please take time to read this note and please respond. i am from the island of Barbados in the Caribbean and my family has a little over five acres of agri-land to put anything on. i have read of the extensive and advanced agriculture techniques used in Isreal. i am trying to solicit some help. The soil in Barbados is about six to eight feet deep and then its coral and sand, i am trying to find the best crop or crops to plant that would thrive. the temperature is about 86 -89 constant with an atlantic ocean breeze blowing. Also my family is ready and willing to sponsor and house anyone/a family who would be willing to live in Barbados for a year or two to assist us. we will supply room and board and transportation. (we drive on the left) there is a jewish synagog on the island and the island in 95% christian. I think there is an enormous opportunity to make an impact on our agriculture. the Country has always been democratic in association with Britan so you do not have to worry about safety. Please e-mail me some thoughts.
Respectfully,
Cecil V.Sealy/800/472/6301

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By: yaakov kirschen

yaakov kirschen — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:33:11 +0000

I am not an “Israeli looking to explore different areas of the country” nor am I “a visitor looking for a unique way to make a positive change in Israel”, but last week I had to travel from my home in Herzlia to an appointment in Jerusalem. I went by bus and, after having lost myself in a newspaper, I looked out of the bus window. We were approaching the city and I was surprised and entranced by the lovely blossoming almond trees that we passed. I thought of how, to us, the blooming of the Almond trees is somehow like the blooming of the Cherry trees to the Japanese… a beautiful marker of the passage of the seasons.
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