The One-Straw Revolution - (New York Review Books Classics) by Masanobu Fukuoka (Paperback)

The One-Straw Revolution is a groundbreaking book that challenges conventional farming practices and offers a sustainable alternative for growing food.

Written by Masanobu Fukuoka, a renowned Japanese farmer and philosopher, the book presents a holistic approach to agriculture that reflects nature's own laws.

By adopting the "do-nothing" technique, which involves minimal use of resources and no tillage, pesticides, or fertilizers, Fukuoka was able to achieve comparable yields to more resource-intensive methods while reducing labor time by a fifth. This revolutionary approach not only benefits agriculture but also has broader implications for our understanding of the environment, community, and life as a whole.

With its practical and philosophical insights, The One-Straw Revolution is an inspiring and necessary book that will appeal to anyone interested in sustainable living, creativity, child-rearing, activism, or career development.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to join Fukuoka's "non-movement" and transform your approach to farming and life.