ご存じですか？改正食糧法,政府は「減反ではない」と説明…本当にそうなのか？

This video delves into the revised Food Act, enacted in July 2026, focusing on the meaning of the phrase "production in response to demand." 0:00 Revised Food Act, July 2026 3:36 Why did the Reiwa Rice Crisis occur? 4:40 Has the rice acreage reduction policy really ended? 6:38 What does the government mean by "demand"? 7:57 What farmers are most worried about 9:18 Is "responding to demand" truly possible? 10:15 The number of rice farmers in Japan continues to decline 11:02 The world is entering a food supply competition 16:38 Will the Food Act revision alone solve the problem? 20:04 What we consumers can do 23:52 Ending The government explains that this legal revision is intended to build a stable rice supply system, based on the lessons learned from the "Reiwa Rice Crisis." On the other hand, the phrase "production in accordance with demand" has been used for many years in the past rice acreage reduction policy, and many farmers and stakeholders are questioning whether the rice acreage reduction policy is truly over. This video explains the following in an easy-to-understand manner: Contents of the revised Food Law Background of the Reiwa Rice Crisis What "production in accordance with demand" means Differences from the rice acreage reduction policy Impact on Japan's food security Challenges faced by rice farmers Future of Japanese agriculture and food policy Japanese agriculture is deeply connected not only to our dinner tables, but also to local communities, the land, and food security. We hope you will consider with us what impact this legal revision will have on Japanese agriculture. How do you feel about this revised Food Law? Please share your opinions and thoughts in the comments section. If you found this video helpful, please support us by liking it and subscribing to the channel; it will encourage us to create more videos in the future. [Farmer's Soul Channel] We provide easy-to-understand information on Japanese agriculture, food security, natural farming, and social issues from a field perspective. Please subscribe to our channel here:    / @魂ファーム   #RevisedFoodLaw #FoodLaw #Rice #RiceProductionReductionPolicy #ReiwaRiceCrisis #FoodSecurity #JapaneseAgriculture #Agriculture #Farmer #RicePrice #AgriculturalPolicy #FutureOfJapan #Farmer'sSoulChannel #SoulFarm