Search the web
Sign In
New User? Sign Up
fukuoka_farming · Fukuoka Farming
  • Members Only
  • Post
  • Files
  • Photos
  • Links
  • Database
  • Polls
  • Members
  • Calendar
  • Promote
  • Groups Labs (Beta)

Group Information

  • Members: 1558
  • Category: Organic
  • Founded: Jun 24, 2001
  • Language: English
? Already a member? Sign in to Yahoo!

Yahoo! Groups Tips

Did you know...
Hear how Yahoo! Groups has changed the lives of others. Take me there.

Best of Y! Groups

   Check them out and nominate your group.
Visit the Groups blog for the latest Yahoo! Groups information

Home

  

Activity within 7 days:

8 New Members - 22 New Messages - New Questions

Description

The Fukuoka Farming Mailing List was created to discuss Masanobu Fukuoka's revolutionary method of natural farming. Discussion of Fukuoka's books, ongoing projects in Fukuoka Farming, creating and dispersing seed balls, and anything else to do with Masanobu Fukuoka, his life and work are all encouraged. This list was primarily created as a place for people interested in Fukuoka's methods to network and share resources. Let's help change the way people think about growing food.

Most Recent Topics

  (View All)
Search:
Advanced
    Start Topic
Topic  (List as Individual Messages) Messages Latest Post
pH
To All, Science News, June 20, 2009 article, " no brainer behavior" reports on a study of fava beans and pH. "...from a study of fava beans by Long Liat at
 4 shultonus
Offline Send Email
My new site
Hi, This message is translated by software, sorry for the mistakes. I notice that I finished my own site, is an expanded, renovated and improved free manual
8 Raju Titus
rajuktitus
Offline Send Email
Re: Emilia Hazelip (was Re: ducks for slugs and snails)
For those of you who have joined us in recent years and may not realize this, Emilia Hazelip was a member and occasional contributor to this list in its early
 2 Anne Marie Wan
annemariewan
Offline Send Email
Invitation to view a photo from Raju's Picasa Web Album - NO NEED TO
Dear farnk and all, I am growing wheat in rice straw and growing mung and rice in wheat straw since last many years with N.F.. I never made compost and bring
 15 PJ
pjchmiel
Offline Send Email
Re: How does it compare? *
Okay, so the question begs asking, if leaves are detrimental to soil fertility, then why are the soils highly fertile where forests have formerly been? At
 23 michaelhollihn
Offline Send Email
Add fukuoka_farming to your personalized My Yahoo! page Add to My Yahoo! XML What's This?

Message History

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2009 322 216 156 349 120 101 120 133 62 32 178
2008 231 248 216 69 36 42 54 239 137 57 136 274
2007 81 36 29 28 34 68 98 114 58 108 124 61
2006 50 60 65 67 21 19 21 22 16 44 108 43
2005 68 73 55 35 37 27 43 81 25 51 134 103
2004 50 49 50 49 32 27 186 74 28 47 82 39
2003 264 187 310 121 228 428 190 72 103 33 280 107
2002 41 137 68 46 90 30 84 116 287 128 134 187
2001 17 11 9 39 20 202
What is Yahoo! Answers?

Yahoo! Answers, a new Yahoo! community, is a question and answer exchange where the world gathers to share what they know...and make each other's day. People can ask questions on any topic, and help others out by answering their questions.

Hide this tip
What is Yahoo! Answers?

Yahoo! Answers, a new Yahoo! community, is a question and answer exchange where the world gathers to share what they know...and make each other's day. People can ask questions on any topic, and help others out by answering their questions.

Hide this tip

Questions in Home & Garden > Garden & Landscape

  • Questions are currently unavailable.

Want to help answer other questions? Go to Yahoo! Answers

Group Email Addresses

Post message: fukuoka_farming@yahoogroups.com
Subscribe: fukuoka_farming-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Unsubscribe: fukuoka_farming-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
List owner: fukuoka_farming-owner@yahoogroups.com
Copyright © 2009 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Guidelines - Help