Thursday, June 15, 2023
On Tuesday, June 13, weeding, plowing (digging chrysanthemum), and transplanting sweet corn were conducted at the field of NPO Akarui Noho (Representative Director Yumiko Takebayashi) under cloudy weather with light rain.
The event was led by Isao Hiiba, 84, director of the corporation, with the cooperation of about 10 people, including Akihiko Izumi, who provided guidance on seedling management and planting, Ryoji Kikura and Moriaki Tanaka, senior farmers who live in Hokuryu Town, and five housewives who are veteran farmers.
- 1 Today's Work
- 1.1 First half
- 1.1.1 Weeding sweet corn fields
- 1.1.2 Struggle work with chrysanthemum roots!
- 1.1.3 The roots of chrysanthemum come out one after another even after digging them out.
- 1.1.4 Extracted leaves
- 1.1.5 Mr. and Mrs. Izumi, seedling management and planting guidance
- 1.1.6 Seedlings of "Amai Bantam
- 1.1.7 Sweet corn seedling planting
- 1.1.8 The work continues handily!
- 1.1.9 Each person worked on his or her assigned task without hesitation.
- 1.1.10 Weeding sunflower field
- 1.1.11 We are very careful and sincere.
- 1.1.12 Pulling out and carrying a lot of weeds.
- 1.2 break
- 1.3 Second half
- 1.3.1 Cultivator plowing and leveling the land
- 1.3.2 Reaping chrysanthemum leaves that have grown vigorously
- 1.3.3 field preparation work
- 1.3.4 Planting seedlings after soil preparation
- 1.3.5 Efficient and brilliant handiwork by an experienced agricultural housewife!
- 1.3.6 The removal of cut grass is also in progress.
- 1.3.7 Everyone worked together to remove the roots of the chrysanthemum.
- 1.4 Thank you for your hard work!
- 1.1 First half
- 2 Crop growth status
- 3 Youtube Video
- 4 More Photos
- 5 Related Articles
Today's Work
Weeding of the sweet corn field following the "pumpkin planting" on Tuesday, May 30. Digging up and clearing chrysanthemum in the soil and planting sweet corn seedlings.
The field where sweet corn was sown in May was infested with chrysanthemum roots with powerful vitality, which inhibited the growth of sweet corn and made germination impossible, so the soil had to be dug up and plowed over again. With reliable mother power, one after another, they dug up the soil, removed the weeds, and removed the chrysanthemum roots.
The work is to plant sweet corn seedlings in paper pots in the further cleared field. The efficiency of everyone's work, the graceful continuation of the work, and the superb handwork were a sight to behold!
The work began at 8:00 a.m. and continued silently for four hours until 12:00 p.m., with breaks in between.
First half
Weeding sweet corn fields
Struggle work with chrysanthemum roots!
The roots of chrysanthemum come out one after another even after digging them out.
Extracted leaves
Mr. and Mrs. Izumi, seedling management and planting guidance
Seedlings of "Amai Bantam
Sweet corn seedling planting
The work continues handily!
Each person worked on his or her assigned task without hesitation.
Weeding sunflower field
We are very careful and sincere.
Pulling out and carrying a lot of weeds.
break
A midway break after two hours. With refreshments and snacks.
Second half
The second half of the work involves plowing and cropping the field after weeding.
Cultivator plowing and leveling the land
Reaping chrysanthemum leaves that have grown vigorously
field preparation work
Planting seedlings after soil preparation
Efficient and brilliant handiwork by an experienced agricultural housewife!
The removal of cut grass is also in progress.
Everyone worked together to remove the roots of the chrysanthemum.
Thank you for your hard work!
Plots that have been weeded and planted for 4 hours! Thank you for your hard work!
Crop growth status
Potato seedling growth
Growth of yacon seedlings (planted on May 30)
Growth of pumpkin seedlings (planted on May 30)
With boundless love, gratitude, and prayers for the reliable growth of the crops, which are growing in the full power of the sun's rays, while responding to the blessed rain and wind.
Youtube Video
More Photos
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◇ Reporting and writing by Ikuko Terauchi (Photography and editorial assistance by Noboru Terauchi)
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