Drive for independence from Israeli products under pressure from economic realities. Read more about No sweet relief for Gaza watermelon farmers 

A Palestinian family celebrates 100 years on their farm, despite Israel’s attempts to push them off it. Read more about Sowing steadfastness, harvesting hope 

Zaina Attia al-Amour was killed as she worked on her small farm near Gaza’s boundary with Israel. Read more about How does harvesting wheat threaten Israel? 

A once renowned Gazan export is rapidly disappearing. Read more about Gaza's flower industry wilts under Israeli blockade 

Gaza lacks essential equipment to deal with extreme winter weather. Read more about Bombs and blockade make Gaza's floods worse 

Appeals to the Palestinian Authority fail to secure protection from Israel or much-needed infrastructure work. Read more about Told to leave, determined to stay: Bedouins of the Jordan Valley 

Organic gardening project in Bethlehem caters for needs of local community, not whims of foreign donors. Read more about Rooftop gardens give refugees room to breathe 

New company aims to provide alternative to Israeli produce in the occupied West Bank. Read more about Economic independence grows at Palestinian mushroom farm 

The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that 10,000 sheep and goats died between 2010 and 2014. Read more about One in five of Gaza's herders ceases farming amid Israel's attacks, siege