How do Fukuoka's ideas apply to ecological restoration?
My approach to farming is inherently about restoration. By ceasing to disrupt the natural cycles, by encouraging biodiversity, and by enriching the soil through natural processes like the use of clay balls, we allow the ecosystem to heal itself. The principles of Natural Farming demonstrate that we can move away from dependency on destructive practices and instead cultivate abundance and resilience by trusting and participating in the earth's own regenerative power. This is crucial for restoring degraded landscapes.
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