You go plough those two plots by the Red Gully.

First off, he's in a diesel run tractor.

Well, uh, no plowing.

I till the earth.

The key point is no plowing.

Koji's?

Farmers cultivate the soil.

Meet Koji's girlfriend.

More than 40 of Earth's land has been cleared for agriculture.

So there was always going to be a tension within that.

Mr. Koji Honda?

I'm worried he might shake me off.

African agriculture today is among, or is, the most under capitalized in the world.

This is Nell Remmel.

No plowing?

We don't plow the soil surface.

Just following. That sort of method.

The farmer plowed his field all day.

Farmers turn up the soil with plows.

200 years ago, there were 6 feet of topsoil on the American prairies.

Ways of controlling, preventing soil erosion.

Oh, I see.

Oh, I'll work, maybe on a farm.

Koji has a big future ahead of him.

That farmer cultivated a 200 acre plantation.

So we can see the Collect Pond, and Lispenard Marshes back behind.

This is the first time I've ever plowed this land.

And the connotation of peasantry, real people, salt of the Earth, has persisted around Saxon words.

I mean, say more nice things about him.

Take this representation of all of the land.

What's new is just the degree of it.

He kept that way for more than twenty years.

My brother, Koji Honda, comes in third.

I just wondered why he chose her.

For three hundred years they have farmed the surrounding land.

Those hick cops will never catch this baby.

About that time, he found a book about natural farming.

And this where I get stuck.

I accept it.

And I'd pull her out on the front porch.

During the dry season, we had four hours of water every fourth day.

After John Smith traveled back to England

I see.

We've been ploughing for 10,000 years. It's what farmers do.

How are going to double global ag production around the world?