Natural Farming Seed Rice [Happy Hill 50g] Grow Your Own Rice Pesticide-Free & Fertilizer-Free

It's time to grow your own food.
We are offering Happy Hill rice seeds (50g) cultivated using natural farming methods.

Grow your own rice. Sow seeds in early May.

These are non-GMO, pesticide-free, herbicide-free, fertilizer-free, sun-dried, self-pollinated, naturally grown Japonica rice seeds.

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[Masaaki Fukuoka's Rice from The One-Straw Revolution]
Happy Hill is a rice variety developed by Masaaki Fukuoka, who established the natural farming method passed down worldwide.
It is a high-yield, wild-type rice seed that is resistant to weeds.

[Late-maturing, High-Yield, Can Also Be Grown as Upland Rice in Fields]
This variety can grow in fields with poor conditions, can be grown as both upland and paddy rice, and is suitable for pesticide-free cultivation.
As it is a late-maturing variety, it is ideal for natural farming and natural cultivation that follows the natural seasons.
It can be grown as upland rice (okabo) in fields, or as bucket rice or planter rice in your garden.

We are offering a small amount of these precious Happy Hill rice seeds, which have been cultivated for 4 years using natural farming methods.
This is a great opportunity for those who are looking for them.

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[Delicious Rice with Little Stickiness]
These are round grains with a mild flavor and less stickiness.
They are easy to eat, even as brown rice, and are suitable for those who don't like sweet and sticky rice.

We recommend adding a small amount of glutinous rice (such as red or black rice) when cooking to achieve a chewy texture.

Free Shipping

We can also combine shipping for other seed rice listings up to a total of 250g (excluding any extras).
We can offer a ￥100 discount from the price of each seed rice if you wish to combine them. Please comment before purchasing.

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Variety: Happy Hill
Rice Type: Japonica Rice
Year: 2025 Harvest
Quantity: 50g + α (we will include about 60g as some may not germinate)
Cultivation: Late-maturing, lodging resistant, stable high-yield
(Guideline for Honshu: Transplanting early June to early July, heading early September, harvesting late October to early November)

Recommended for those interested in rice cultivation, self-sufficient farming, those looking for pesticide-free seed rice, or those looking for late-maturing varieties.

?Not disinfected.
?Please perform water sorting or saltwater sorting before sowing.
?We recommend soaking for several days to encourage sprouting before sowing.
?Other seed rice may be mixed in.
?Store in a cool, dark, and dry place until sowing.
?Photos are for reference only.
?Only seed rice is for sale. (The masu in the photo is for display purposes.)

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