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Japanese farmers rediscover ancient rice-growing technique that boosts production without the need for chemicals. Using ducks instead [read more:

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Profilbild von Robert Sepehr
Robert Sepehrvor 3 Jahren

I love when people use animals as helpers where they both benefit

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Benjamin Wayvor 3 Jahren

There are so many techniques like this where we can find a way to benefit each other. It reminds me of the lady who spent her entire life struggling to improve cattle practices to be more effective and humane. Somehow she saw the patterns that cows see, and enjoy. She was autistic, which to me intensifies the beauty of her story and human ability. They use her methods to this day. Temple Grandin was her name.

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Mohit Mehtavor 3 Jahren

Same way nightjars eat mosquitoes. Bea eaters eats dangerous flies and wasps. Birds are our best friends.

Profilbild von Louis
Louisvor 3 Jahren

What happens to the fat ducks? 🦆

Profilbild von SoulFood
SoulFoodvor 3 Jahren

Truly organic rice field 🌾

Profilbild von Guts
Gutsvor 3 Jahren

yeah their poop is magic!

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ZSAvor 3 Jahren

Chinese and many others use fish for the same purpose. Seems like a lot easier.

Profilbild von Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 Commentary
Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 Commentaryvor 3 Jahren

Growing ancient rice in my garden. Hoping it'll inspire my cooking to have an 'Old World' flair – or at least, 'Old Grain' flair.

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𝒱𝒾𝒸𝓉ℴ𝓇vor 3 Jahren

They will have fun here 🦆 🐟😭🙌🙌😀😀

Profilbild von Synaptic Axon ⚜
Synaptic Axon ⚜vor 3 Jahren

Wild turkeys come through my potato patch every week or so and eat all the slugs and other bugs. They are very thorough! They are great allies!

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