Third-world countries are saying yes to organic farming. It’s very possible, based on studies, that organic farming may be the answer to the problems that farmers and the farming sector face in underdeveloped countries. In many parts of the world, the farming sector has the highest poverty incidence. The reason for this is because of […]
Archive | December, 2019
Understanding the Challenges of Organic Farming
Categories: Organic Farming
Organic farming is nothing new in the field of agriculture. Anyone who has an inkling about farming and agriculture knows about organic farming and the many benefits that it offers. However, there are certain challenges that only those in this field can comprehend. These challenges hinder the growth of this particular field. These problems also […]
4 Things Beginners in Organic Farming Need to Know
Categories: Organic Farming
Farming is considered one of the oldest professions. And yet, many still don’t know how to do it smartly. Even organic farming, which has been present for hundreds of years, remain to be a mystery for many people. For conventional farmers who want to transition to organic farms, the journey is arduous. For people who […]
Organic Farming Helps Mitigate Climate Change
Categories: Organic Farming
The methods and systems followed by organic farming lessen its carbon footprint and mitigate climate change and global warming. Studies said that organic agriculture reduces non-renewable energy usage and thus, decreases agrochemical needs. The use of pesticides, insecticides, and synthetic fertilizers, for example, require high quantities of fossil fuel. Organic methods reduce the depletion of […]
Is Organic Farming Cheaper Than Conventional Farming?
Categories: Organic Farming
Many people find it hard to invest in organic food because they are more expensive than other types of food in the market. Food produced from conventional farming methods is easier to produce and thus, cheaper to sell. This clearly explains the huge difference in the prices of these organic farming and conventional farming foods […]