China: Growing rice, raising fish for food and livelihood security

1. I'd rather raise snakeheads and walking catfish on those rice fields. Climbing perch are also good alternatives and so are eels.
   
   Carp are not my type of fish. They are too bony to eat.
2. 0:33 - 58 #skillz
3. Where is this filmed?
4. kalo di indonesia, habis tu padi di makan keong mas.
5. شي حلو والله
6. Rice pad fields are crystal clear! Amazing!
7. I watched this in the begining of this year. And then here in Korea i planted rices on a little terrace which is exactly the same one on this video. I raised carps and crucian carps together, but they are now dead for unexpected short of water. I will try next year again. I hope to work a bull and use a tool like the farmer does in this video.
8. this is how koi fish breeding started....
9. The Cambodian had applied such methods for centuries.
10. Misinformed; these are some of the PRIME food sources and have helped empires and nations along their way. Nutrition value (when processed or milled) isn't always important, so much as getting the calories (fuel) you need to get stuff done. Along with grains, vegetables can be eaten. Try seeing a culture living on fat, meat and dairy just because "they say so"; it doesn't happen.
11. Billions of people around the world eat stuff every day and the don't really some of what they eat have no nutritional value at all. They just eat it because their culture says so. Rice, wheat, corn, sugar are some of those food. Beside having no benefits these foods are also environmental disaster. That's not to mention how toxic they are also to the human body and a drain to the health system.
12. Chinese wakeboarding.
13. so what is that guy doing at the beginning? is that equivilent to tilling the ground?
14. great idea!