Could natural farming Fukuoka style be applied in Indonesia?

Such question on the title of this post comes from someone who responded to our previous post titled 'Mengenang Masanobu Fukuoka'.

Who among you all would offer an answer? In this forum you are very welcome.

The question is so brief that also seems very clear signal of doubt that hopefully does not suggest rejection of natural farming. A skeptical attitude of course is very useful to encourage us to find the true answer or even try it yourself first before deciding to reject it.

If the background of this question is to urge people to seek mere profits from agricultural activities, of course, the one who pose such question would be disappointed. Today we are so overwhelmed by the lust for profit. Even if they have the heart or even they have that blunt heart, let's say, even if we are aware that agricultural production activities will damage soil structure and fertility they will keep going against our mother nature.

We do not know where this world will end ..