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Imagine what agriculture is without fertilizers, chemical herbicides, compost... Fukuoka has learned not to ask nature for the impossible, and in return he gets incredibly high yields. Instead of striving to always do a little more, he looked for a way to do less, to put an end to useless work and, however, his land grew richer from year to year. It has reduced its costs, equipment and technical means to the strict minimum, to stick to an independent economy capable of preserving a healthier and more balanced natural cycle. It offers us the stimulating image of a properly managed land, the cornerstone of a society of sufficiency, permanence, and allowing self-regeneration.