Agriculture is one of the prime examples of human intervention in nature in order to meet the basic needs of human society (for example: food and clothing) as well as the diverse needs and demands of an abundant society (for example: cultivation of ornamental gardens and raising animals for pets). It characterizes non-urban areas and is one of the most influential factors in these areas, impacting rural landscape, open spaces, and green lungs and urban areas, house plants, ornamental gardens and public parks.

Agricultural science professions are inter-disciplinary as they incorporate aspects of science, technology, economics, environment and society. Agroecology is a combination of agriculture (agronomy) and ecology.

Want to know what an ecosystem is? The stream next to your house is polluted, and were there habitats that were destroyed as a result? And what about the latest news article that discussed the over exploitation of natural resources, and the phenomena of recent climate extremes? What is causing them?

Are you interested in maintaining seasonal winter pools, learning about endangered plants and returning them to nature? Do you want to build a vented nesting facility and watch intently as birds come to nest there?

Your place with us in the Agroecology track at the Ayanot Youth Village.

This is a 5 point matriculation track.

The subject is considered scientific and gives a 20 point bonus at institutions of higher education.