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<\/a><\/p>\nBefore Awaji Island!<\/p>\n
Oh, I can see Awaji Island!<\/p>\n
With the excitement of the \"I'm so excited,\" we are now on our way by bus.<\/p>\n
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Cultivation experiment of Yumechikara (wheat) ( Science Research Club, Hyogo Prefectural Kobe Commercial High School )<\/h3>\n
Yumechikara is a variety developed by Shikishima Bakery that is suitable for growing in the hot and humid climate of Japan. The company applied for the Yumechikara cultivation research project, a project to achieve 200% self-sufficiency using this wheat, and received the seeds for cultivation.
\nKobe Commercial High School does not have a place to grow wheat or set up a large planter. Therefore, we decided to try growing wheat in plastic bags and planters, in addition to the PET bottle cultivation1) that is commonly used for rice cultivation, to explore a method of wheat cultivation that can be done at school. We also changed the composition of fertilizers and investigated their effects on yield.<\/p>\n
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Since last year, the school has been hosting the Shikishima Baking Company's \"Livanes\" event, organized by Shikishima Baking Company and planned by Livanes.Self-sufficiency 200% Project Yumechikara Cultivation Research Project<\/a>The participants of the \"Mutual Aid Association of Japan\" have been invited to participate in the project.<\/p>\n Japan's self-sufficiency rate for wheat used in bread is only 31 TP3T, because there is not much wheat that can be used for bread grown in Japan.<\/p>\n The solution to this problem is Yumechikara, a super-strong variety born in Hokkaido.<\/p>\n This wheatgrass is resistant to disease and can be used to make delicious bread.<\/p>\n I would do research on growing them in planters so they can be grown in schools,<\/p>\n Quality and yield vary greatly depending on the environment and fertilizer.<\/p>\n Research how to harvest more delicious Yumechikara.<\/p>\n That is the background of this study.<\/p>\n What kind of project? Click here to view
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