"The One-Straw Revolution" is a book by Masanobu Fukuoka, a Japanese farmer and philosopher, published in 1975. It advocates for a natural farming approach that minimizes human intervention, emphasizing the importance of working with nature rather than against it. Fukuoka's methods include no-tillage, no fertilizers, and no pesticides, promoting biodiversity and soil health. Fukuoka's philosophy challenges conventional agricultural practices, arguing that simplicity and observation can lead to sustainable farming. His techniques encourage farmers to embrace a holistic view of ecosystems, fostering resilience and productivity without reliance on industrial agriculture. The book has inspired many to rethink their relationship with food and farming.