International Conference on Kyusei Nature Farming

	Opening Ceremony	-	Opening Ceremony
	Invited Presentations	-	Invited Presentations
	Keynote Presentations	-	Keynote Addresses
	Session 1	-	Crop Production through Kyusei Nature Farming
	Session 2	-	Animal Production with Kyusei Nature Farming
	Session 3	-	Waste Management through EM Technology
	Session 4	-	Management of Soils through EM Technology
	Session 5	-	Pest Management with Effective Microorganisms in Kyusei Nature Farming
	Session 6	-	New Dimensions of Kyusei Nature Farming and Effective Microbes
	Session 7	-	Expansion of Kyusei nature Farming and Effective Microorganisms
	Session 8	-	Holistic Concepts of Kyusei Nature Farming and Effective Microorganisms
	Session 9	-	Developments with Effective Microorganisms in New Zealand

Session 3 - Waste Management through EM Technology

Oral Presentations

Options for Advanced On-Site Treatment
K. M. Bellamy and B. Horsley

Program for the Integrated Management of Solid Wastes at EARTH University: A Small Community's Self-management Experience in the Humid Tropical Region
C. Hernadez, J. Yeomans, S. Okumoto, M. Shintani and P. Tabora

Swine Waste Management Through Kyusei Nature Farming and EM
S. Sun, B. Ahn, K. Myung and K. Kim

Remediation and Preservation of Natural Ecosystem through Application of Effective Microorganisms (EM)
Y. Hoshino, N. Satou, T. Higa

Poster Presentations (only abstract)

The Study on Harmless Treatment for Urban Domestic Waste with Microecology Engineering Technology
Ni Yongzhen, Ding Xuemei and Li Weijiong

Study On EM Biological Carrier In Wastewater Treatment System
Zhu Liang, Wang Hui and Cai Jin-bang

EM as a Pathway to Improve Urban Garbage Re-cycling in Sri Lanka
H. Liyanage and J. Krishnaratne

EM Deodoration Treatment in Guangzhou
K. K. Lau

Pre-incubated Microbe-Ecological Engineering (PMEE)
K. K. Lau

Household Level Use of EM for Composting Household Waste and Rooftop Vegetable Gardening in Kathmandu City
G. L. Shrestha

Study of EM Technology for Decomposition and Bioremediation of Dioxin Group Compounds
H. Tomii, T. Higa and N. Sato