Weeds play an important part in building soil fertility and in balancing the biological community . . .

Although natural farming - since it can teach people to cultivate a deep understanding of nature - may lead to spiritual insight, it's not strictly a spiritual practice.

If a farmer does abandon his or her "tame" fields completely to nature, mistakes and destruction are inevitable.

We have come to the point at which there is no other way than to bring about a 'movement' not to bring anything about

Since I turned the fields back to their natural state, I can't say I've had any really difficult problems with insects or disease.

Straw mulch, a ground cover of white clover interplanted with the crops, and temporary flooding all provide effective weed control in my fields.

Ignorance, hatred and greed are killing nature.