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Before researchers become researchers they should become philosophers. They should consider what the human goal is, what it is that humanity should create.Doctors should first determine at the fundamental level what it is that human beings depend on for life... a b c Kato, Sadamichi (2003). " 'Body and Earth Are Not Two': Kawaguchi Yoshikazu's NATURAL FARMING and American Agriculture Writers". Gengo Bunka Ronshū = Studies in Language and Culture 言語文化論集[ Studies in Language and Culture]. 名古屋大学大学院国際言語文化研究科 [Graduate School of Languages and Cultures, Nagoya University]. 25 (1): 23–30. hdl: 2237/7865. ISSN 0388-6824. {{ cite journal}}: External link in |volume= ( help)

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in Japanese) Elder Mr. Fukuoka meeting again with owner of Mahoroba Natural Foods store (Japanese only; Retrieved 30 November 2010) Seeds balls are an ancient technique for propagating plants from seeds without opening up soil with cultivation tools such as a plow. Sow seeds in the desert]. いのちの環境[ Life's environment]. Quarterly Buddhism - Supplementary Issue (in Japanese). Vol.6. Hōzōkan. November 1991. pp.52–. ISBN 978-4-8318-0256-9 . Retrieved 9 April 2011. Dec.] – The Natural Way Of Farming - The Theory and Practice of Green Philosophy, translator Frederic P. Metreaud, published by Japan Publications. ISBN 978-0-87040-613-3My own research has focused on attempts to promote more sustainable farming systems in India. The farmers I have encountered who had experimented with Fukuoka-sensei’s methods mostly discontinued. They retained a strong belief in the theory and philosophy of natural farming, but their own experience of failure with ‘do-nothing’ techniques led them to believe that Fukuoka-sensei’s level of intuitive understanding of nature far surpassed their own and that it was not possible for them to be true natural farmers in practice. They remained inspired by his ideas but could not follow them all the way to the end. Perhaps, ultimately, this is the more ‘natural’ approach: nature rarely follows the same principles in all circumstances – it makes do with what it can manage, forges impromptu, contingent solutions, and combines awkwardly diverse elements to build systems and sub-systems most suited to the local level. Fukuoka, M. (1996/2012). Sowing Seeds in the Desert (L. Korn, Ed. & Trans.). White River Junction, Vermont: Chelsea Green Publishing. The One-Straw Revolution shows the critical role of locally based agroecological knowledge in developing sustainable farming systems.”— Sustainable Architecture Mu 2: Midori no Tetsugaku ( 無２　緑の哲学), self-published; republished as Mu 2: Mu no Tetsugaku ( 無2　無の哲学) by Shunjūsha ( 春秋社), Tokyo, 1985. ISBN 978-4-393-74112-2