The immunity of plants (rice) is determined by the soil!
August 6, 2020
The natural enemies of agricultural crops are 1) weeds, 2) pests, and 3) diseases. Just like humans and animals, plants can get sick.
The biggest threat to rice is rice blast, which causes the rice to wither and die due to a fungus.
Pandemics are more likely to occur in years with heavy rainfall and high temperatures , like this year . There was apparently a temporary shortage of pesticides for rice blast this summer.
However, there are rice paddies that are susceptible to this disease and those that are resistant.
What kind of rice paddies are less susceptible to the disease?
There are varieties that are naturally resistant to rice blast, but the answer appears to lie in preparing the soil for rice roots.
Dedicated farmers are diligent in caring for the soil, mixing in compost and charcoal to enrich the soil with microorganisms before planting rice.
Organically grown or specially cultivated agricultural products are inherently subject to restrictions on the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, so if they become diseased, their already small yields will be further reduced.
To prevent this, give the rice a variety of organic fertilizers, which will make it much stronger than rice plants that are only given inorganic chemical fertilizers .
The skill and effort of the producer affects what is called "basal immunity" in humans.
If the soil, fertilizer, and even water are of high quality, the endosperm (the white rice part) will have a richer amino acid composition, improving the taste and adding a nice bonus of elegance.
Wouldn't you like to eat rice like this? I am convinced of this, and so I import and sell this type of rice.
To rice producers
"I can't go home now so I can't come and check on you, but are you okay, Emoji?"
When I asked him in a burst of dialect full of voiced consonants, he replied with confidence backed by experience that they were raised differently .
"It's still totally fine."
He shows the dignity of a yokozuna, never panicking even when his opponent has taken the upper hand.
Any dedicated farmer who does business with Inazo will naturally sell off their rice during the potato sprout season before the flowers bloom.
The natural enemies of agricultural crops are 1) weeds, 2) pests, and 3) diseases. Just like humans and animals, plants can get sick.
The biggest threat to rice is rice blast, which causes the rice to wither and die due to a fungus.
Pandemics are more likely to occur in years with heavy rainfall and high temperatures , like this year . There was apparently a temporary shortage of pesticides for rice blast this summer.
However, there are rice paddies that are susceptible to this disease and those that are resistant.
What kind of rice paddies are less susceptible to the disease?
There are varieties that are naturally resistant to rice blast, but the answer appears to lie in preparing the soil for rice roots.
Dedicated farmers are diligent in caring for the soil, mixing in compost and charcoal to enrich the soil with microorganisms before planting rice.
Organically grown or specially cultivated agricultural products are inherently subject to restrictions on the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, so if they become diseased, their already small yields will be further reduced.
To prevent this, give the rice a variety of organic fertilizers, which will make it much stronger than rice plants that are only given inorganic chemical fertilizers .
The skill and effort of the producer affects what is called "basal immunity" in humans.
If the soil, fertilizer, and even water are of high quality, the endosperm (the white rice part) will have a richer amino acid composition, improving the taste and adding a nice bonus of elegance.
Wouldn't you like to eat rice like this? I am convinced of this, and so I import and sell this type of rice.
To rice producers
"I can't go home now so I can't come and check on you, but are you okay, Emoji?"
When I asked him in a burst of dialect full of voiced consonants, he replied with confidence backed by experience that they were raised differently .
"It's still totally fine."
He shows the dignity of a yokozuna, never panicking even when his opponent has taken the upper hand.
Any dedicated farmer who does business with Inazo will naturally sell off their rice during the potato sprout season before the flowers bloom.
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