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The Slow Food movement advocates that how you eat matters more than what you eat, helping you eat your way to health
The Slow Food movement advocates not only paying attention to what you eat, but even more to how you eat: chewing slowly, dining with focus, and choosing seasonal, local, high-quality agricultural products. This article introduces the Slow Food philosophy and practical methods, as well as its implications for ecological agriculture.
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Key Points of Partridge Chicken Farming Techniques and a Detailed Guide to Rearing Methods
Abstract Partridge chicken farming favours free-range rearing; the site is best chosen as pasture or orchard and must be enclosed with wire fencing. The best season for raising young partridge chickens is from March to June. During the rearing process, adequate nutrition must be ensured; before release they need to be fed 6 times a day, and once they enter the free-range stage this can gradually
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Rural and Regional Revitalization 20: All Sectors Advocate Enacting a Special Law to Break Through Regulatory Limits and Ensure Policy Continuity
Rural and Regional Revitalization 20"All sectors propose a special law on regional revitalization to break through regulatory limits and ensure stable, continued policy
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Learning Farming and Transplanting Rice Seedlings Science Popularization Activity Advocates Cherishing Food
Learning Farming, Learning to Transplant Rice Seedlings, Science Popularization, Cherishing Food
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The 3rd Southern Food and Farming Alliance Forum advocates a new food era of friendly ecology and friendly animals
The 3rd Southern Food and Farming Alliance Forum: promoting a new "food" era of friendly ecology and friendly animals
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In regional revitalization, Japan's "Taberu Tsushin" meets advocates face to face to spark rural revitalization power
A magazine puts regional revitalization into practice! Face to face with advocates of Japan's "Taberu Tsushin," sparking rural revitalization power
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Face-to-face exchanges with Japanese advocates of placemaking: rediscovering the value of rural Taiwan
Placemaking, as Japanese advocates put it! Face-to-face exchanges with Japanese advocates to rediscover the value of rural Taiwan
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Local revitalization advocate Kinoshita Hitoshi: Distinctive industries make localities prosperous, no fear even with fewer people
Japanese local revitalization advocate Kinoshita Hitoshi: Let localities live prosperously; with distinctive industries, no fear of population decline
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