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Drip Irrigation
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Israel's Netafim offers rice farmers an alternative to flooding their paddies
15.12.20
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Reuters
Demand for rice is expected to rise 25% by 2050 and rice paddies leave too big a footprint, says director of U.N.-backed Sustainable Rice Platform
Mexichem CEO Visits Israel Following Major Drip Irrigation Acquisition
21.03.18
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Adi Barak
The Mexico-based company completed the deal to acquire an 80% stake in drip-irrigation pioneer Netafim in February, leaving 20% of the company in the hands of the kibbutz that founded it
Mexichem Completes 80% Acquisition of Drip-Irrigation Company Netafim
11.02.18
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Golan Hazani
The deal values the Israel-based drip-irrigation pioneer at $1.9 billion