Direct Dry Seeded Rice production technology

1. where can i buy that machine
2. So sad that they are poisoning themselves with roundup, damn chemical companies are killing people everywhere.
3. In direct seeding seed requirement is very less. Tillering will take place on 15 th day itself. More tillering will be their .Fertilisar use is less. This inturn cost of cultivation reduced.
4. I see lots of birds pecking in the field. Does this mean it doesn't show properly?
5. it should be specific for the purpose it is made. Unwanted details irritates and removes the focus and makes us hate the video
6. Why is everyone complaining about roundup. These poor people: I wish they could use command and Valor, then maybe follow in with 24D, I have no idea how they expect to get good control with roundup as a burn down while using the rototiller. I mean you need stale seed bed for decent control. Maybe labor is cheap. To all the people on here complaining about Roundup, stop eating. We spray way worse stuff than that. Google up the MSDS on Lannate.
7. Please mention various weedisides as well to be used as weed management is the major problem 
8. Yes Without Hazards Herbicides and Insecticides, Can use REPELENTS
9. Can't believe this is a commercial for Round Up! Great they apply Round Up on the soil then walk on it with no shoes and plus they contaminate the water. Great propaganda to sell the poison to poor people. 
10. Roundup? For fuck sake DO NOT USE this shit! It poisons everything. It IS NOT BIODEGRADABLE !
11. Another foolish way to force farmers into a cycle of debt. There are much simple direct seeding methods which mimic the way rice grows in nature. The method above could work for a short time, but eventually the soil will become hard and lose a great deal of nutrients
12. Why weedicides? Is it a propaganda of company product? Can we transform weed into bio resource? That is possible and can be done.We make the soil unfertile by using hazardous chemicals.But we cannot create soil.
13. I believe this method would be the future of rice cultivation.