![\"Pickled](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczN2wOWI5L0v5ZPux9XDKV_cdmkCGCQMurkhszJz6QVge_OuiCs1ld_QqPmBt-FaSqV5a_lEHj-EpttDIh6auTeiWXl6cy6DDY9W1V6tFcadqMW3GTEp_rszf2XPgkUSjX7wlBZvUGil6S7_4Zd1DJlL=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Transporting and setting up seedlings<\/h3>\n![\"Seedling](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczPNHQhKnLeK3_StIFd22T_B-PAwJBQ-RGoQpher_DkNd0sYwS6ADrWkFpsP2DGUgpyDTEqtujaMRTbR7BOIsWXkkbOaQMYGxqkUeu_joOdlSRmtOxD6F7nMZZ_ftFxQv-N6lF2ijNxGlD7BLBSImWme=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Seedling transportation work<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n![\"Transporting](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczNwxh794d3zGejSZNYLMU9_YzyEC4-37fqMFJG0TwfyO5Z9xmZqxe0Y-qWj3O2KmDFXN-4VBpAvimyFss1IUbsQGnPS9RWYebhRAI4YDJa4eqrRDMPVzYNzXnRqF4HIxmfy70W3A2-eCCRGTTslDJl-=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Transporting and setting up seedlings<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nPlanting<\/h3>\n
Inside the 100m greenhouse, planting holes are made in the mulch at 1m intervals, and the seedlings are carefully planted in the holes without disturbing the root balls, and then covered firmly with soil.<\/p>\n![\"Drill](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczN9kbSWI5LYzo92US98BABCv_F9Iq-nst_bVoRu-HeWa1op0kmAknmW_poy6Ag1TWfqpW6MHkTVeocT9KyNm6mrAogNAt1ir23XJU5r91RlIe7_qE6YQQoGPTyY2DoDmQAhvlAPGUoyP1vp3h11njOw=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Drill holes in the mulch and get ready!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n![\"Planting](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczOgspnf1qLbB3LcDhZqmbWdsPP-rN6mYSs_T56WXi6aR1ofOpQQnFEjVInLKgJSWgNdtfepu434f2K_X_5EZkUFhRHIqYiqHEDTbNAeEs8aVcfs-lVkqHd0M5X6CYBsWVtMxFme9nzOZNELXam9b8lM=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Planting work<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n![\"Carefully](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczOVN5ly8FKEmooQUGuOPz2KSHTyjX-63YKagvsFolmxu6vX53gB0sR1r_BvKJH3i3Xh4pCAy72BffIMHDAx3xCP9-btb3zTuQvqXxjpBRq0hf0cIimzw8x1YltH8XOr765bJyp7UIVmAr3pMR_18Q60=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Carefully and firmly plant the seedlings<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nFertilizer spreading work<\/h2>\n
In another greenhouse, fertilizer is being spread on the soil inside the greenhouse and it is being tilled, and preparations for the next planting are steadily underway.<\/p>\n![\"Spraying](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczOLOZgV27iDrANQOZPO4gtRQORUuav128kL07n7Fn1dpTN6qPBQYpgPXM6W0uICSaMhRQW1Keb8-mqSvYVfOus612yhP8mIQurl5gVBgdQ45aQdd66IFetj50NKtEyxS1l5Vv9c2MuAsShTtmWmZL4x=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Spraying organic acid calcium<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n![\"Representative](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczOctsUgMt9qlEKK2gWgZTzgUrw_iAzNctgi-qRi2gHRbSdpia6KXRDfkgV0-KWLbhosnfduw866LeScOHe7Um2cTRu5THU3t4i5e79wNERFJam-a2s0c0llpD4seyHlrXlbR5Hymh_fduct-SzBAlBV=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Representative Takada Shunki spreading fertilizer<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nA talk by Akimitsu Takada<\/h2>\n![\"Mr.](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczPVUISZ_olNwPhSV8Fk_uY1lXsUmC8M7Xz48aj2RwBcSnLqffikQ37oReXaEm0cqjGuU0VT_4PG6YH3zHSjvc1HDNAL7sAaZ0WzTcZPY-sqHmzUt6uhzSr5DaZM3RMSToph_Smy7FMqsb8fep7RQwU_=w2726-h1604-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Mr. Akimitsu Takada giving an explanation<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n"This year, three training farm greenhouses (50m greenhouses) have been added to the nine 100m greenhouses. Each 100m greenhouse will have about 200 sunflower watermelon seedlings. Each seedling will produce about 10 fruits, so we expect to harvest a total of about 20,000 sunflower watermelons.<\/p>\n
After planting, unnecessary buds and branches are removed and pruned to ensure good fruit.<\/p>\n
When there are many fruits, the nutrients are dispersed, so the stems that need more nutrients are left and the focus is on growing healthy fruits. This pruning work is important as it has a big impact on the yield.<\/p>\n
When the bulbs appear one month after planting, a fruit setting stick is set up to check the number of bulbs.<\/p>\n
Normally, the crop can be harvested two months after planting, but due to the low and cold temperatures this year, there is likely to be a delay of about one week in the shipping date.<\/p>\n
"If all goes well, we should be able to harvest around June 10th this year," Akimitsu Takada explained politely.<\/p>\n
At the Hokuryu Sunflower and Watermelon Producers Association, seven farmers are planting approximately 300 ares this year, with shipments scheduled for early June through mid-September.<\/p>\n
A large gathering of happy friends<\/h2>\n
A group of "fun friends" came together at the command of Akimitsu Takada.<\/p>\n![\"Happy](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczMJ5ASLVGb_YIy_7SL_KY58fsUiSrcfoQaFsAgWi6lQOHjF-LwR8AfbDpPDtWY82DZmwzw3TWQ8mZ12ZgHF8Ty5Nsdov9MGRulpyjPRSYyf4T_wcPZYSnAtWA4iQ9iSpXorx-YP_RUanngx7jPuPaS7=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Happy friends with lots of smiles<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe planting work is carried out carefully, seriously, and with enjoyment.<\/p>\n
In a greenhouse filled with the bright smiles and fun conversations of these delightful friends, the sunflower watermelon seedlings are growing brightly, healthily, and vigorously!!!<\/p>\n
I hope it grows big and healthy and becomes a delicious, delicious watermelon!!!<\/p>\n![\"With](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczPNB2nSzhNsJEQ6qRN5Uqj8Z8EQ5sU4sdJmQ4x9bwlB_NNLfasnV18VhkMwvnUKXA-V4HxcDxuKYGZqc2liueNN7xoHalg8Tc5JnclQ8Z5OmO30V8iK79xwbVDRlpV1RL9n-EdceyTjnFxDJQpmxN9l=w2000-h1500-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>With gratitude for the magnificent sunflower watermelon that grows healthily in the great outdoors!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Hokuryu Sunflower Watermelon is a superb small yellow watermelon with a crisp texture, refreshing sweetness, and a sparkling, clear lemon yellow light. It is made with boundless love, gratitude, and prayers.<\/p>\n
Drone footage<\/h3>\n![\"Around](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczPYHfk8CF2HZ7tjnA8qxRVXjeLoo6q-kKMpaLmtEgyfMvYKfgqoFcsQeZgrw6nEbqbnuqutf5ajtCwSIUa-fdbHDEAmwEHUKpOyqMpDJRfKWZOcva4o0G6EpMre8tqKvAisEl1DAXPPdA71U2KerFuc=w2000-h1119-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Around the training house<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n![\"Sunflower](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczMvrBxOmNQ2ajMnwRtiUL27OqDC1N9Bs1cOUIxtJqixfLg6dJ7dzOfbfLFqezENv9T_01h-RqtWIrdFsqKkB-4kHh5R53F8YODpJ-FWvnlXlPNwZu2ahdI-jcQCBN2mpizHsOiwfE8Hh28owbfB7ssX=w2000-h1116-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Sunflower and Watermelon House Area<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n![\"Around](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczPK2-CGAT-EbgV319JaTClOHAkErjMTIyxpScEuKcaDwzxNQHl2of171LdlOOA804mZY_rtWaR6eGzRNR3ZH6TuCxaCCPit5YcfFOreQN3gQM17LVo7jcbQZY28294paIK5khJdBRaB0uvFCmDi6xP7=w2000-h1117-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Around the warehouse<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n![\"Around](\"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/pw\/AP1GczMISz7NIP6QKO2CmhFK5GxVL39lXUX0f3CvKR4lCiYOnArEDKkoDpE7Ayw4C5JysfExDfmD4ch1U0R_4w1GOZwH6rt5uNFyym0ddjYxmz3j5sKtyeg6ydB-Y6jHqp2bQLx5-bB07Ovph-KlVejXNb2r=w2000-h1125-s-no-gm?authuser=0\")
<\/a>Around the rice fields<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nYouTube videos<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/a>Planting<\/h3>\n
Inside the 100m greenhouse, planting holes are made in the mulch at 1m intervals, and the seedlings are carefully planted in the holes without disturbing the root balls, and then covered firmly with soil.<\/p>\n In another greenhouse, fertilizer is being spread on the soil inside the greenhouse and it is being tilled, and preparations for the next planting are steadily underway.<\/p>\n "This year, three training farm greenhouses (50m greenhouses) have been added to the nine 100m greenhouses. Each 100m greenhouse will have about 200 sunflower watermelon seedlings. Each seedling will produce about 10 fruits, so we expect to harvest a total of about 20,000 sunflower watermelons.<\/p>\n After planting, unnecessary buds and branches are removed and pruned to ensure good fruit.<\/p>\n When there are many fruits, the nutrients are dispersed, so the stems that need more nutrients are left and the focus is on growing healthy fruits. This pruning work is important as it has a big impact on the yield.<\/p>\n When the bulbs appear one month after planting, a fruit setting stick is set up to check the number of bulbs.<\/p>\n Normally, the crop can be harvested two months after planting, but due to the low and cold temperatures this year, there is likely to be a delay of about one week in the shipping date.<\/p>\n "If all goes well, we should be able to harvest around June 10th this year," Akimitsu Takada explained politely.<\/p>\n At the Hokuryu Sunflower and Watermelon Producers Association, seven farmers are planting approximately 300 ares this year, with shipments scheduled for early June through mid-September.<\/p>\n A group of "fun friends" came together at the command of Akimitsu Takada.<\/p>\n The planting work is carried out carefully, seriously, and with enjoyment.<\/p>\n In a greenhouse filled with the bright smiles and fun conversations of these delightful friends, the sunflower watermelon seedlings are growing brightly, healthily, and vigorously!!!<\/p>\n I hope it grows big and healthy and becomes a delicious, delicious watermelon!!!<\/p>\n The Hokuryu Sunflower Watermelon is a superb small yellow watermelon with a crisp texture, refreshing sweetness, and a sparkling, clear lemon yellow light. It is made with boundless love, gratitude, and prayers.<\/p>\nFertilizer spreading work<\/h2>\n
A talk by Akimitsu Takada<\/h2>\n
A large gathering of happy friends<\/h2>\n
Drone footage<\/h3>\n
YouTube videos<\/h2>\n