They're Blooming Again This Year! A Sea of Sunflowers Nurturing the Soil of the Future

Once again this year, bright yellow sunflowers have begun to bloom across the field in front of the university.
This sunflower plays a very important role in our agriculture.
After the sunflowers have been enjoyed as flowers, they are tilled directly into the soil of the field to serve as "green manure."
It slowly decomposes in the soil and is transformed into “organic fertilizer,” which provides nutrients to the soil.
Sunflowers are essential for creating soil that makes the most of natural cycles without relying too heavily on chemical fertilizers.
Please come and see this breathtaking golden landscape—it’s a sight you can only experience right now.