Fukuoka returned the straw to the ground after the harvest. And so the landmass increased year by year; Yield also increased. Now, let's look at Fukuoka's research on his words.

Natural farming is one of the traditional things in the world. But, over time the whole world has destroyed it. Masanobu Fukoka, an agricultural researcher from japan, restored it to the world forty years ago.

Masanobu Fukuoka holds a degree in agriculture and works in the government sector. 

The government has ordered the helicopter to spray the poisonous DDT pesticide on crops. But Fukuoka, who considered ‘killing lives un Buddhist, immediately abandoned the government service he had been looking for and went into farming and related research on his father’s land. 

His research results have been published in two books. The two books ‘Single Straw Revolution’ and ‘Natural Way Farming’ raised shocking questions about agriculture and made many look back.

In modern agriculture the soil fertility is declining day by day; Jobs and money are going up. In contrast, land fertility continues to rise in Fukuoka's natural agriculture. 

The cost of work and money is declining. How is this possible? The rule of ‘let us return to nature has made it possible. Fukuoka returned the straw 

to the ground after the harvest. And so the landmass increased year by year; Yield also increased. Now, let's look at Fukuoka's research on his words.

‘Do you want to understand the natural resources of the earth? Go into the wilderness without human footprints. No one put chemical fertilizers or pesticides on the trees there. 

When I first planted and harvested paddy without ploughing the land, I was just as happy as Columbus when he discovered the United States. One of my fields in japan has not been ploughed for more than 20 years.

If chemical fertilizers and pesticides were not applied to the soil, the yield would now be reduced by one-tenth. But the power of nature is beyond us. After the initial loss, the yield starts to increase and soon surpasses the first yield.

Millions of spiders live on a quarter of an acre of land. They weave nets several thousand meters long. Crops are protected by mother insects that destroy the crop, trapping them in spider webs. However, spider webs are instantly destroyed when sprayed with chemical pesticides.

After the paddy harvest, I spread straw and husk on the ground. I sow the clay-covered seeds in that land before the first crop is harvested, and when the field is covered with straw after harvest, the young crop thrives. Weeds do not compete. I will sow a little closer. Yields range from 250 to 300 grains per square foot.

‘Machine use should be reduced in ploughing. To control materialism. If this works, the job will be comfortable. His basic philosophy is that 'soul happiness increases'.

Doctors take care of patients. Nature takes care of the healthy. In the natural environment, the best life is to live without disease.