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Japan recognises beetle farming as circular agriculture in a world first
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Japan recognises beetle farming as circular agriculture in a world first
The Japanese government has officially recognised the farming of rhinoceros beetles as a form of agricultur. This ia a landmark decision that paves the way for a new circular agriculture. TOMUSHI Co., Ltd., a venture based in Akita Prefecture, received approval as a “Wide-Area Certified Agricultural Corporation” for its innovative model that uses agricultural waste to raise beetles. The certification is the first of its kind in Japan for beetle …
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