Expert on Seeds in Israel, Former Detroiter Ephraim Malamud, Tells of Industry's Growth

Ephraim Malamud, former De-
troiter who has lived in Israel for
34 years and who has become one
of the chief experts in Israel's
growing seed industry, on a brief
visit here last week described the
expansion of the new industry and
the important role it now plays
in the kibbutzim.
Here as the guest of his broth-
ers, Louis LaMed and Jack Mala-
mud, and their families. the Israeli
was in Detroit for 10 days prior
to his departure on Sunday for

Latin AMerican countries that have
become Israel's good customers in
the purchase of seeds.
He was accompanied on his trip
by his wife. Dena, who is remain-
ing here for a month until her
husband returns from his Latin
American assignments.
Ephraim ...Malannid described
his experiences in Israel at a
gathering of members of his fam-
ily here and a group of close
friends at lunch at the Furni-
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Messrs. and Mesdames LaMed
and Malamud. Recalling his ac-
tivities in Detroit before leaving
for Israel 34 years ago, he ex-
pressed gratitude for aid given
in Israel's upbuilding by Amer-
ican Jews.
Having settled in Rama Yoch-
anan, one of Israel's best known
kibbutzim, Malamud has been a
farmer and he became interested
in seeds in the course of his labors.
He said that Israel's seeds have
become popularly accepted in many
European countries and in most
of the lands of Latin America, and
his present assignment is to con-
tact the major farming industries
in the latter countries to strength-
en the economic ties with them.
He pointed out that the seed in-
dustry has developed as a coopera-
tive activity among the Israeli kib-
butzim and moshavim, and that
more than 500 people now are em-
ployed in that industry.
"Our seeds give a high yield," he
said. He explained that the seed
cooperative, functioning under the
name of Hezerah, serves Israel's
.needs and is able to export more
than 15 per cent of the products.
Speaking also about the status
of the kibbutzim, Malamud ex-
pressed confidence that the col-
lective movement, as well as the
cooperative moshavim, will con-
tinue to prosper and to render
service to Israel. He said their
influence remains and that 85
per cent of the children reared
there remain either in their own
or other kibbutzim and mos-
havim. "Without them," he said,
"Israel would have a different
countenance."
The seeds produced in Israel, he
said, include wheat, corn, clover,
alfalfa, and other products.
Mrs. Dena 'Malamud supple-
mented her husband's remarks by
describing her work with flowers

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