Wang Junzhi's rice fields allow the snail to eat.

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Imagine that you are a farmer and want to take the farming road that is kind to the earth, but the farmers in the neighboring fields are "enthusiastic" to help you spray medicine and weed. At 05:00, some farmers take the initiative to come to your house to give a "public opinion report" to your family. Uncle so-and-so suggests that you should weed, and Aunt so-and-so is worried that your weeds and snails will affect their harvest. May I ask what to do with small farmers?

"the advantages of the cultivation of friendly land outweigh the disadvantages!"

On this issue, Wang Chun-chih, who has more than 10 years of practical experience, says: "this is also part of daily practice. Although some nearby farmers have come to 'vote' with my family, I believe that farming on friendly land will not harm sentient beings. In the long run, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages!"

Wang Chun-chih, who has been growing rice in clear water in Taichung for more than a decade, has a farming area of about one armour. His idol is Grandpa Kimura, who grows apples with natural farming methods. He did not use pesticides for more than a decade, and five years ago he used bitter tea meal to kill longevity snails, but once he saw a large number of deceased snails along the ridge of the field, which made him make up his mind not to kill any more. He gradually explored the two methods of "inviting the snail to eat grass" and "using grass to control grass" to form an ecological balance in the field. in this way, although the yield is not as good as the usual agricultural method, there are about 11,000 jin of land in one armour.

The leftovers of weeds are all dishes of Oncomelania hupensis.

The rice fields in this area are the most eaten by Fushou snail, and it is also the place where Wang Junzhi used the most bitter tea meal five years ago. He hopes to make peace with Fushou snail. Shoot / Yang Zhenyu

Wang Junzhi is pesticide-free rice, which is currently sold cheaply to public food. if you are interested, you can call: 0937808593.

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