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Hebrew University Agricultural Fellowship in Tanzania

Home Hebrew University Agricultural Fellowship in Tanzania
International agronomy expertise in co-creation between Israel and Tanzania

Project Lead: Tomer Malchi 

The Israel FEWture team is establishing an immersive study abroad program for Hebrew University students and recent graduates, who will complete a 3-6 month internship in Tanzania. 

  • The internship provides students the following trainings: 
    • Pest management  
    • Irrigation 
    • Agronomy and technical approaches for crop specific applications
    • Seedling nursery techniques
    • Fruit tree training 
    • Extension services 
  • The interns enable expansion of various projects related to the Global FEWture Alliance 
  • Hebrew University students may connect and share research with Tanzanian partners  

Fulfills Global FEWture Objective: 

Global FEWture Alliance
School of Public Health, College Park, MD 20742, USA
globalfewture@umd.edu 301-405-2438