京都淡水フグ研究所
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京都淡水フグ研究所
@Fwpuffers
研究・観察・実地実験を重視しています。学術論文や学者的検証は目的ではなく、生命の観察と共有が主眼です。 フグのAI小説も書いています。 SHOP https://t.co/LVizKAsUUf note https://t.co/i4TYrPR37j






This rice field in Indonesia has fish swimming in it, and that's a good thing. The fish eat pests and weeds, their waste fertilizes the rice, and their movement aerates the soil. Science confirms it works better: rice-fish systems use 68% less pesticide and 24% less fertilizer than conventional monoculture, while producing the same or higher rice yields. Farmers also harvest the fish for extra income and protein. This 2,000-year-old practice nearly disappeared during the Green Revolution. Bonus: in one part of Indonesia, adding fish dropped malaria rates from 16.5% to nearly zero, because the fish ate the mosquito larvae. More food. Less poison. Extra protein. Built-in disease control.
















