After 150 years of being closed off, the grounds of Israel’s oldest agricultural school, "Mekor Israel," will gradually open to the public. The historic site, a significant landmark in Israeli agricultural history, has been inaccessible for a century and a half. Initial access will be granted in approximately two years, allowing visitors to explore the grounds. This move marks a shift towards preserving and sharing Israel’s agricultural roots with a wider audience. The opening is anticipated to draw interest from both history enthusiasts and those interested in the development of Israeli farming techniques. The phased opening will allow for careful management of visitor flow and the preservation of the site's historical integrity. This initiative aims to transform "Mekor Israel" into a valuable cultural and educational resource.