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The Natural Way of Farming: Masanobu Fukuoka Japanese farmer Masanobu Fukuoka practices what he calls the "no-plowing, no-fertilizing, no-weeding, no-pesticides, do-nothing method of natural farming." To him it is ego-centric to think that people grow crops. Ultimately it is nature that grows crops. He sees modern agriculture as doing-this and doing-that to grow crops, but it is meaningless work. With his do-nothing method he is able to get yields in his rice fields that are equal to the highest yields attained with chemical, do-something agriculture.
Books related to "Do-Nothing" Farming The Natural Way of Farming by Masanobu Fukuoka The One-Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka The Road Back to Nature: Regaining the Paradise Lost
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