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MeHaMeshek

מהמשק

Deli or food maker · No kosher certificate

At the entrance to Kfar Yehoshua, on the right, Kfar Yehoshua

An organic family farm at the entrance to Kfar Yehoshua, growing vegetables and fruit since 1983, with a small shop in the farmyard and paths out to the fields

Iris Ben Zvi's farm has grown organic vegetables and fruit at the entrance to Kfar Yehoshua since 1983, in colourful beds beside fruit trees, wild plants and flowers, and it holds organic grower and marketer approvals for 2025 and 2026. The small shop in the farmyard sells what comes in from the field, marked 'ours', alongside produce from other organic growers, grains, pulses, eggs, oil, tofu and honey, and for home gardens seeds, seedlings from the farm's own nursery, growing mix and compost. Visitors are welcome to walk to the field a few steps away, past a big oak tree and a house built of straw bales and local earth. Guided tours run by appointment, and the farm delivers boxes to homes in the north and the centre on set days.

17 facts checked 2026-10-05

What happens here

Without a room

By appointment
Guided farm tour

A walk through the organic fields with the farmers, who are glad to advise on growing vegetables at home

As published on the farm's website, read 2026-10-05.

At a glance

Shabbat
Closed. Friday until 14:00
Kosher
No certificate
Wheelchair
No statement
  • Own website
  • Facebook page
  • Active on Instagram
  • Open on Friday

Photos

On its Facebook

For illustration: the town and the trade, not MeHaMeshek itself. Its own pictures are on Instagram

A farmers' market stall of strawberries, carrots and avocados under handwritten Hebrew price signs

Tzahy Lerner / CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

A farmers' market stall of strawberries, carrots and avocados under handwritten Hebrew price signs
A carved stone with a bull's head above an eagle in a rock-cut burial chamber at Beit She'arim, the national park about three kilometres north-west of Kfar Yehoshua
Old stone buildings with tiled roofs, green shutters and an arched doorway in Kfar Yehoshua, with old machinery displayed on white plinths in the sandy yard and tall eucalyptus trees behind.

Opening hours

Checking the clock in Israel

Opening hours by day
SundayClosed
Monday08:00-17:00
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday and Thursday08:00-17:00
Friday08:00-14:00
SaturdayClosed

Candle lighting 5:54 PMShabbat ends 6:50 PM

As published on meshek.net, read 2026-10-05. All Shabbat times

Sources disagree on these hours

Closed on Sundays, Tuesdays and Saturdays. Friday hours also apply on the eves of holidays.

Location

Map showing MeHaMeshek at At the entrance to Kfar Yehoshua, on the right, Kfar Yehoshua

At the entrance to Kfar Yehoshua, on the right, Kfar Yehoshua

  • Train: Yokneam – Kfar Yehoshua2.4 km from the door, straight line
  • Bus: Nearest stop 61 mlines 22

© OpenStreetMap contributors · Distances from OpenStreetMap, read 2026-10-05.

Questions

About MeHaMeshek

  • Closed on ShabbatOpen 4 days a week; on Friday it closes at 14:00.
  • 2.4 km from Yokneam – Kfar Yehoshua stationBus stops within 395 m: מרכז פיס קהילתי, בית ספר יסודי, גן איריס, כפר יהושע.
  • Its own website and social pagesThe menu and the news come from the business itself, not from a directory.

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