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No Till Natural Farming Japan | Thomas Kloepfer | Pitchfork Farms

Thomas Kloepfer has been managing the Pitchfork Farms on Mukaishima island for the last eight years (since 2011). The farm does not use chemical pesticides or fertilizers, instead uses "natural farming" methods. Watch the 2021 follow-up video with farmer Thomas here:    • No-Till Organic Farming Biz B2B B2C Japan ...   00:00 00:37 Why Pitchfork Farms? 01:00 No Till Necessary 02:00 Soil Biology 03:50 Red+Green Shiso Perilla Leaf 04:23 Jerusalem Artichoke / Sunchokes - Regenerative Forage Crop 05:10 Kale 05:30 Sheep are useful on the farm 06:50 Sheep vs Goats 09:00 Fukuoka-sensei Inspired Natural Farming 09:37 Consumer Awareness in Japan 11:15 Plastic-free + Zero-Waste aims 11:50 Keeping salads fresh 13:30 Crop Diversity 14:05 Grow Rice without Water 15:24 Solar use for water heater direct current 17:38 Growing Hops + Craft Beer 18:40 Solar Cooker 19:40 Boars eat worms, sweet potatoes, top-soil loss 22:00 Crop diversity more sustainable 22:40 Tomatoes 23:00 Swiss chard, salad mix confuses pests 23:40 Need to feed the soil with compost 24:50 Longer-use plastic investment 25:50 Longer use materials not available in Japan 26:20 Overuse single-use plastic made-in-japan 27:00 Supporting bees + pollinators 28:00 Compost Toilet - 1 year after storage use on trees 28:30 Future Plans 29:50 Year-round crops The Pitchfork Farms blog says, "Our farm uses regenerative agriculture to create a thriving hillside orchard. We grow fruits, herbs, and vegetables. Its a great place to work and relax, as we have year round harvest and can enjoy tranquil views of the Seto inland sea. We are developing the farm to be a center for sustainable production, and will incorporate intensive growing techniques to improve soil health. We are dedicated to connecting farms and community, challenging conventional approaches to agriculture, and celebrating the land, the people, and the moment. " https://higherground118.wixsite.com/p... In this video, we had the chance to tour the farm and learn about all the sustainable practices he has in place. We also had a chance to visit the textile shop that Thom and his wife run, so check back for that video coming soon to this Inbound Ambassador channel. Read more on the Inbound Ambassador website: http://www.inboundambassador.com/ Please like, comment and subscribe- thank you! #notillfarming #sustainability #naturalfarming