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No.533　自然栽培の講演レポート①　りんごの木村さん from Radiotalk

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言葉ひとつひとつに、長年の思い・希望が感じられ、感動した講演でした。 さて、農業を全く知らない私には何ができるのだろうか？ #ひとり語り #自然 #雑学 #豆知識 #環境問題 #エコ #環境保護 #木村あきのり #自然栽培 #窒素 #硝酸態窒素 #農業 #気候変動 #肥料 #海洋汚染 #土壌汚染

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