Japanese go Lijiang peaks, pastoral, ferries eating rice farmers came to the pier, bargaining, the four spent twelve dollars to return to the xingping, and we very much would bargain Dukua Huang.
Our rice farmers in the Yulong River shuizhai to eat, to a two-pound fish, a vegetable and a local taro, fish for hot pot at the end of material rinse vegetables and taro.
Ahead of the intense summer heat that is to come, the pooled water in the rice paddies makes it possible for rice-the main food in Japan-to grow. Moreover, this water is a valuable resource that is essential for our lives.
Pursuing its vision,“Precision Agriculture from the Air,” Nileworks is working to develop an agricultural business of providing rice growers with agricultural drones and cloud services for diagnosis of crop health and growth.
We visited the site of Vietnam on January 3rd. Also, the 3rd academic workshop about the support for rice farm of communication model through children was held at the ministry of agriculture and rural development in Hanoi.
In the culture of rice cultivation in Japan with the rice grains being eaten as a staple and the wara being utilized as everyday necessities, all parts of the crop was being used without any part being thrown away as waste.
Additionally, all of the areas surrounded the village became temuda(secondary forests). Thus, the villagers moved to the new location to seek uncultivated forests where they could hunt wild boars and fish.
However, rice cultivation technology is born in the Mizuho countries, and when civilization begins using iron, people start to fight, nature begins getting destroyed, and the ancestral spirits start to be ignored.
This research result helps to mitigate the negative environmental impacts through biodiversity-friendly rice farming and also helps to add new value to agricultural products through branding using biodiversity.
Professor Higuchi has often demonstrated his encyclopedic knowledge of the history of ancient Japan-China relations by raising precise questions in regard to such fields as rice farming, bronze mirrors, horse riding gears and Buddhism in succession.
When looking at the paddy field environment of the Japanese archipelago from the aspect of such a complex Seigyo, it can be said that not only rice cropping but also various other functions were carried out in paddy fields.
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