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Ramat HaNegev Research Center
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מפעלי רמת נגב בע"מ
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moprn.org
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Ramat HaNegev Research Center (RNDARC / MOP Ramat HaNegev) is a public agricultural R&D station located in the Negev Desert, Israel, operating under the governance of the Ramat HaNegev Regional Council and affiliated with Ramat Negev Enterprises Ltd. With approximately 11 employees, the center serves as the sole dedicated agricultural research station for the Ramat Negev Regional Council farming community, addressing the unique challenges of desert agriculture including extreme heat, water scarcity, and saline water use. Its research spans vegetables (cherry tomatoes, peppers), flowers, strawberries, dates, pomegranates, herbs, spices, field crops, plantations, and novel crop domestication.

The center's core technology platform is built on applied agronomic R&D rather than software products. Specialized techniques include ozone-based soil sterilization via diamond electrolysis to combat ToBRFV virus, evaporative cooling for greenhouse tomatoes, lysimeter-based precision irrigation, agrivoltaic dual-use systems (Land Equivalent Ratio 1.67), and the domestication of desert-native plant species. Research outputs are published in annual working programs (2015–2024) and seasonal summaries, delivered through on-farm trials, demonstration plots, and direct extension services to farmers. The center also operates the Ramat Negev International Training Center for Advanced Agriculture, exporting Israeli desert agronomy to international participants.

The business model is predominantly public-grant-funded, with the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture's Chief Scientist and JNF-KKL as the primary funding sources, supplemented by the Plants Council, Negev Foundation, and ICA Israel. The center does not operate a commercial product catalog; rather, it generates ancillary revenue through training programs, a newly opened visitor center/public tourism operation, and niche branded products (e.g., frozen Bahlal-stage Majhoul dates). Its primary customer base is the Ramat Negev farming community, with secondary reach to international training participants and the broader Israeli agricultural research ecosystem via the Volcani Institute.

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Ramat HaNegev Research Center is a public agricultural R&D station in Israel's Negev Desert that develops desert farming techniques, crop varieties, irrigation, and pest-management solutions for regional farmers, funded by the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture and KKL-JNF.

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HeadquartersRamat Negev / D.N. Halutza, Israel
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Ramat Negev / D.N. Halutza
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Israel
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Serves global market

Offices2 records

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Keyword5 values
desert agriculture research, crop variety development, irrigation optimization, greenhouse cultivation, agricultural extension services
Industry3 codes
1Precision Irrigation & Water Optimization Services (Sensor-Based Scheduling, VRI Prescriptions)
CodeAFACACAFPrimaryYes
2Plant Tissue, Soil & Water Sampling Coordination (Agronomy-Focused)
CodeAFACABAHPrimaryNo
3Sprinkler & Center Pivot Services (Setup, Nozzle Packages, Alignment)
CodeAFACAFAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Support Activities for Crop Production11511
  • Scientific Research and Development Services5417
SIC code2 codes
  • Agricultural Services700
  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
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Agricultural Research Services
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Ramat HaNegev Research Center (RNDARC) is an applied agricultural research station serving the Ramat Negev Regional Council area in Israel's Negev Desert. Its core offering is desert agriculture R&D — including crop variety selection for arid conditions, irrigation optimization with saline water, greenhouse cooling, pest and disease management, new crop domestication, and seasonal working programs — delivered to regional farmers through on-farm trials, published reports, and direct extension services.

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  • Cherry tomato greenhouse yields doubled using drip-fertigated hanging soilless systems (80–100 t/ha vs. soil culture)
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Product overview1 text field

Ramat HaNegev Research Center (RNDARC) operates as an agricultural research and development station focused on desert agriculture in Israel's Negev region. Its core offering consists of applied agricultural research across a broad range of crop categories (vegetables including tomatoes and peppers, flowers, dates, strawberries, field crops, plantations, herbs/spices, soil science, and environmental/solar farming research), delivered through seasonal work programs (2015–2024), farmer advisories, and meteorological services. No commercial product catalog or named software product module was identified in the source data.

Product and service1 record
1Desert Agriculture Research & Development
Scale indicator3 records

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Partnership10 partners
1Ministry of Agriculture of Israel — Chief Scientist
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Chief Scientist of the Ministry of Agriculture is the primary funder of agricultural research in Israel, providing institutional and financial backing for the R&D station's research programs. Most research conducted at the center is funded by the Ministry of Agriculture of Israel.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

KKL-JNF is a co-funder of agricultural R&D at the center. The organization has historically supported land development and agriculture in the Negev region. A KKL representative (Johannes Guagnin) is listed on the center's staff page.

3Shaham Unit — Extension Service (Ministry of Agriculture)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Extension Service (Shaham Unit) provides agricultural guidance and extension support to farmers. Researchers from the center collaborate with Shaham experts on crop protection, irrigation, and new crop development projects.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Plants Council of Israel supports plant cultivation research and industry development. The center works with the Council on variety trials and plant propagation research.

5Ramat Negev Regional Council
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The regional council governs the Ramat Negev area and is the primary administrative stakeholder supporting the agricultural community and the R&D center. The center's work is aligned with the council's regional development goals.

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Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Dr. Eran Raveh serves as Scientific Advisor from the Gilat Research Center, Volcani Institute. The center collaborates with Volcani Institute researchers on topics including pest management, irrigation optimization, and new crop development. Young researchers from the Volcani Institute participate in station events.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Frontier RNG is a commercial entity associated with Ramat Negev Enterprises. Yariv Erez serves as CEO of Frontier RNG. The Frontier brand is referenced on the center's website as an associated initiative. A video about the center is available at frontierng.com.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Negev Foundation (a US-based organization) supports development and research in the Negev region. It is listed as a supporting partner on the center's website alongside the Ministry of Agriculture and KKL.

9ICA Israel (Jewish Charitable Association)
Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

ICA Israel (Jewish Charitable Association) is listed as a supporting partner on the center's website, providing funding or institutional support for agricultural development in the Negev.

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10Ramat Negev International Training Center for Advanced Agriculture
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The center operates an international training program for advanced agriculture. Jessica Pearlman serves as Co-Director. The program trains international participants in desert agriculture techniques developed at the station. Students link (rn-tp.com) provides access to the student/internship program.

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
1Plants Production & Marketing Board (Israel Plants Council)
TypeOthers
Description

Israeli industry council that co-supports plant cultivation R&D and is a strategic partner of the center. Comparable as an ecosystem enabler for crop variety trials and propagation research, but not a competing research station.

TypeOthers
Description

Co-funder of Ramat HaNegev's research programs and a long-standing supporter of Negev agriculture and land development. KKL is a strategic ecosystem participant rather than a competing research entity.

3Yair Research Station
TypeDirect peer
Description

Another regional Israeli agricultural R&D station, operating under the Volcani Institute network. It performs comparable regional crop, irrigation, and field-trial work for its local council, mirroring Ramat HaNegev's regional-council model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Located in the Arava/Negev corridor, the Arava Institute runs applied agricultural and environmental research programs in desert conditions, including crop variety trials and saline-water agriculture. It is the closest peer in mission, geography, and crop focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Neighboring regional R&D station in the southern Arava serving the Eilot Regional Council. Performs similar desert-agronomy, irrigation, and date/crop trials under the same Israeli regional-station framework, making it the closest geographic peer.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The Gilat Research Center is Volcani Institute's southern Negev station; it is the closest scientific peer, and Ramat HaNegev's Scientific Advisor (Dr. Eran Raveh) is based there. Both conduct applied agricultural research in the Negev with overlapping pest, irrigation, and crop-development programs.

7Ramat Negev International Training Center for Advanced Agriculture
TypeEmerging player
Description

Wholly owned subsidiary of Ramat Negev Enterprises that trains international participants in desert agriculture. It is operationally adjacent — a peer in mission (knowledge transfer) rather than in core agricultural research.

TypeOthers
Description

Listed as a supporting partner of Ramat HaNegev, the Negev Foundation channels US philanthropic and institutional funding into Negev development projects, including agricultural R&D. It is adjacent rather than competitive — a funder/network peer.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ICARDA is a global CGIAR center focused on agricultural research in non-tropical dry areas. While much larger and international in scope, it addresses the same crop-improvement, water-efficiency, and heat-tolerance problems as Ramat HaNegev, making it a strategic reference peer.

10Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research (BGU)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Ben-Gurion University's desert research arm conducts basic and applied research on desert agriculture, water management, and arid-land ecology. It is comparable in its Negev focus and academic-affiliated R&D model, though more research-oriented than extension-oriented.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key risks5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Ramat HaNegev Research Center

Agricultural Research Servicesmoprn.org

Ramat HaNegev Research Center is a public agricultural R&D station in Israel's Negev Desert that develops desert farming techniques, crop varieties, irrigation, and pest-management solutions for regional farmers, funded by the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture and KKL-JNF.

What Ramat HaNegev Research Center does

Ramat HaNegev Research Center (RNDARC / MOP Ramat HaNegev) is a public agricultural R&D station located in the Negev Desert, Israel, operating under the governance of the Ramat HaNegev Regional Council and affiliated with Ramat Negev Enterprises Ltd. With approximately 11 employees, the center serves as the sole dedicated agricultural research station for the Ramat Negev Regional Council farming community, addressing the unique challenges of desert agriculture including extreme heat, water scarcity, and saline water use. Its research spans vegetables (cherry tomatoes, peppers), flowers, strawberries, dates, pomegranates, herbs, spices, field crops, plantations, and novel crop domestication.

The center's core technology platform is built on applied agronomic R&D rather than software products. Specialized techniques include ozone-based soil sterilization via diamond electrolysis to combat ToBRFV virus, evaporative cooling for greenhouse tomatoes, lysimeter-based precision irrigation, agrivoltaic dual-use systems (Land Equivalent Ratio 1.67), and the domestication of desert-native plant species. Research outputs are published in annual working programs (2015–2024) and seasonal summaries, delivered through on-farm trials, demonstration plots, and direct extension services to farmers. The center also operates the Ramat Negev International Training Center for Advanced Agriculture, exporting Israeli desert agronomy to international participants.

The business model is predominantly public-grant-funded, with the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture's Chief Scientist and JNF-KKL as the primary funding sources, supplemented by the Plants Council, Negev Foundation, and ICA Israel. The center does not operate a commercial product catalog; rather, it generates ancillary revenue through training programs, a newly opened visitor center/public tourism operation, and niche branded products (e.g., frozen Bahlal-stage Majhoul dates). Its primary customer base is the Ramat Negev farming community, with secondary reach to international training participants and the broader Israeli agricultural research ecosystem via the Volcani Institute.

Ramat HaNegev Research Center firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Ramat HaNegev Research Center
Legal name
מפעלי רמת נגב בע"מ
Website
https://moprn.org
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Ramat HaNegev Research Center is a public agricultural R&D station in Israel's Negev Desert that develops desert farming techniques, crop varieties, irrigation, and pest-management solutions for regional farmers, funded by the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture and KKL-JNF.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Ramat HaNegev Research Center industry classification

Industry
Product category
Agricultural Research Services
NAICS
Support Activities for Crop Production (11511), Scientific Research and Development Services (5417)
SIC
Agricultural Services (700), Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731)
akta.pro primary industry
Precision Irrigation & Water Optimization Services (Sensor-Based Scheduling, VRI Prescriptions) (AFACACAF)
akta.pro secondary industries
Plant Tissue, Soil & Water Sampling Coordination (Agronomy-Focused) (AFACABAH), Sprinkler & Center Pivot Services (Setup, Nozzle Packages, Alignment) (AFACAFAF)

Keywords

  • Desert agriculture research
  • Crop variety development
  • Irrigation optimization
  • Greenhouse cultivation
  • Agricultural extension services

Where Ramat HaNegev Research Center is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Ramat Negev / D.N. Halutza
HQ country
Israel
HQ region
Middle East

Offices2 records

Markets served

Ramat HaNegev Research Center business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Ramat HaNegev Research Center product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Ramat HaNegev Research Center (RNDARC) is an applied agricultural research station serving the Ramat Negev Regional Council area in Israel's Negev Desert. Its core offering is desert agriculture R&D — including crop variety selection for arid conditions, irrigation optimization with saline water, greenhouse cooling, pest and disease management, new crop domestication, and seasonal working programs — delivered to regional farmers through on-farm trials, published reports, and direct extension services.

Product overview

Ramat HaNegev Research Center (RNDARC) operates as an agricultural research and development station focused on desert agriculture in Israel's Negev region. Its core offering consists of applied agricultural research across a broad range of crop categories (vegetables including tomatoes and peppers, flowers, dates, strawberries, field crops, plantations, herbs/spices, soil science, and environmental/solar farming research), delivered through seasonal work programs (2015–2024), farmer advisories, and meteorological services. No commercial product catalog or named software product module was identified in the source data.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Desert Agriculture Research & Development

Quantifiable outcome

  • Cherry tomato greenhouse yields doubled using drip-fertigated hanging soilless systems (80–100 t/ha vs. soil culture)
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Ramat HaNegev Research Center

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Ramat HaNegev Research Center technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Has API
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Feature7 records

Ramat HaNegev Research Center partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and supporting.

  • Ministry of Agriculture of Israel — Chief ScientistcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Chief Scientist of the Ministry of Agriculture is the primary funder of agricultural research in Israel, providing institutional and financial backing for the R&D station's research programs. Most research conducted at the center is funded by the Ministry of Agriculture of Israel.
  • JNF-KKL (Jewish National Fund — Keren Kayemet LeYisrael)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerKKL-JNF is a co-funder of agricultural R&D at the center. The organization has historically supported land development and agriculture in the Negev region. A KKL representative (Johannes Guagnin) is listed on the center's staff page.
  • Shaham Unit — Extension Service (Ministry of Agriculture)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Extension Service (Shaham Unit) provides agricultural guidance and extension support to farmers. Researchers from the center collaborate with Shaham experts on crop protection, irrigation, and new crop development projects.
  • Plants Council (Moetzet HaTzemakhim)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Plants Council of Israel supports plant cultivation research and industry development. The center works with the Council on variety trials and plant propagation research.
  • Ramat Negev Regional CouncilcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe regional council governs the Ramat Negev area and is the primary administrative stakeholder supporting the agricultural community and the R&D center. The center's work is aligned with the council's regional development goals.
  • Volcani Institute — Agricultural Research Center (ARO)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDr. Eran Raveh serves as Scientific Advisor from the Gilat Research Center, Volcani Institute. The center collaborates with Volcani Institute researchers on topics including pest management, irrigation optimization, and new crop development. Young researchers from the Volcani Institute participate in station events.
  • Frontier RNG (Frontier Ramat Negev)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerFrontier RNG is a commercial entity associated with Ramat Negev Enterprises. Yariv Erez serves as CEO of Frontier RNG. The Frontier brand is referenced on the center's website as an associated initiative. A video about the center is available at frontierng.com.
  • Negev FoundationsupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Negev Foundation (a US-based organization) supports development and research in the Negev region. It is listed as a supporting partner on the center's website alongside the Ministry of Agriculture and KKL.
  • ICA Israel (Jewish Charitable Association)supportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerICA Israel (Jewish Charitable Association) is listed as a supporting partner on the center's website, providing funding or institutional support for agricultural development in the Negev.
  • Ramat Negev International Training Center for Advanced AgriculturemajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe center operates an international training program for advanced agriculture. Jessica Pearlman serves as Co-Director. The program trains international participants in desert agriculture techniques developed at the station. Students link (rn-tp.com) provides access to the student/internship program.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Ramat HaNegev Research Center competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Others

  • Plants Production & Marketing Board (Israel Plants Council): Israeli industry council that co-supports plant cultivation R&D and is a strategic partner of the center. Comparable as an ecosystem enabler for crop variety trials and propagation research, but not a competing research station.
  • KKL-JNF (Jewish National Fund – Keren Kayemet LeIsrael): Co-funder of Ramat HaNegev's research programs and a long-standing supporter of Negev agriculture and land development. KKL is a strategic ecosystem participant rather than a competing research entity.
  • Negev Foundation: Listed as a supporting partner of Ramat HaNegev, the Negev Foundation channels US philanthropic and institutional funding into Negev development projects, including agricultural R&D. It is adjacent rather than competitive — a funder/network peer.

Direct peers

  • Yair Research Station: Another regional Israeli agricultural R&D station, operating under the Volcani Institute network. It performs comparable regional crop, irrigation, and field-trial work for its local council, mirroring Ramat HaNegev's regional-council model.
  • Arava Institute for Environmental Studies: Located in the Arava/Negev corridor, the Arava Institute runs applied agricultural and environmental research programs in desert conditions, including crop variety trials and saline-water agriculture. It is the closest peer in mission, geography, and crop focus.
  • Eilot Regional Council R&D Station: Neighboring regional R&D station in the southern Arava serving the Eilot Regional Council. Performs similar desert-agronomy, irrigation, and date/crop trials under the same Israeli regional-station framework, making it the closest geographic peer.
  • Volcani Institute (ARO) – Gilat Research Center: The Gilat Research Center is Volcani Institute's southern Negev station; it is the closest scientific peer, and Ramat HaNegev's Scientific Advisor (Dr. Eran Raveh) is based there. Both conduct applied agricultural research in the Negev with overlapping pest, irrigation, and crop-development programs.
  • Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research (BGU): Ben-Gurion University's desert research arm conducts basic and applied research on desert agriculture, water management, and arid-land ecology. It is comparable in its Negev focus and academic-affiliated R&D model, though more research-oriented than extension-oriented.

Emerging players

  • Ramat Negev International Training Center for Advanced Agriculture: Wholly owned subsidiary of Ramat Negev Enterprises that trains international participants in desert agriculture. It is operationally adjacent — a peer in mission (knowledge transfer) rather than in core agricultural research.

Broad incumbents

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Ramat HaNegev Research Center leadership team

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Profiles12 records

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Subsidiaries2 records

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Frequently asked questions about Ramat HaNegev Research Center

What does Ramat HaNegev Research Center do?

Ramat HaNegev Research Center (RNDARC) is an applied agricultural research station serving the Ramat Negev Regional Council area in Israel's Negev Desert. Its core offering is desert agriculture R&D — including crop variety selection for arid conditions, irrigation optimization with saline water, greenhouse cooling, pest and disease management, new crop domestication, and seasonal working programs — delivered to regional farmers through on-farm trials, published reports, and direct extension services.

Is Ramat HaNegev Research Center a public or private company?

Ramat HaNegev Research Center is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Ramat HaNegev Research Center founded?

Ramat HaNegev Research Center was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Ramat HaNegev Research Center based?

Ramat HaNegev Research Center is headquartered in Ramat Negev / D.N. Halutza, Israel, in the Middle East region.

Who are Ramat HaNegev Research Center's main competitors?

Others on record are Plants Production & Marketing Board (Israel Plants Council), KKL-JNF (Jewish National Fund – Keren Kayemet LeIsrael) and Negev Foundation. Direct peers are Yair Research Station, Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, Eilot Regional Council R&D Station, Volcani Institute (ARO) – Gilat Research Center and Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research (BGU). Ramat Negev International Training Center for Advanced Agriculture is listed as an emerging player. ICARDA – International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Ramat HaNegev Research Center have an API?

No public API is recorded for Ramat HaNegev Research Center.

What industry is Ramat HaNegev Research Center in?

Ramat HaNegev Research Center's product category is Agricultural Research Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFACACAF, Precision Irrigation & Water Optimization Services (Sensor-Based Scheduling, VRI Prescriptions), with a secondary code of AFACABAH, Plant Tissue, Soil & Water Sampling Coordination (Agronomy-Focused). Its NAICS code is 11511 and its SIC code is 700.

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