地球沸騰時代からの八ヶ岳アルガポニクス原論: ― 令和の高冷地農村更生論、あるいは「百姓スピルリナ」による静かなる革命 ― (Japanese Edition)
by 伊藤 央人
From the Earth's boiling era, discover the Yatsugatake aquaponics original theory—a Reiwa-era manifesto for high-altitude rural revitalization. Through 'peasant spirulina,' it envisions a quiet revolution in sustainable farming, blending environmental adaptation with innovative agricultural renewal for resilient communities.
About This Book
In the context of the Earth's boiling era, this book presents the original theory of Yatsugatake aquaponics, focusing on regenerative agriculture in high-altitude rural areas.
It serves as a thesis on rural revitalization during the Reiwa period, advocating for sustainable farming methods to foster community renewal.
Central to the discussion is the concept of 'peasant spirulina,' symbolizing a serene revolution in agricultural practices that blend tradition with modern innovation.
The text draws on environmental challenges to propose practical solutions for high-cold rural regeneration, emphasizing self-sufficiency and ecological balance.
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