It is strange to think that with the way things are going now, there are even bigger problems facing our collective humanity. That problem is the access to clean water resources. Although one-third of the globe is comprised of water, that’s fast drying up because of rapid globalization, deforestation, and water wastage. Thankfully, agricultural methods […]
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Why It’s a Good Idea to Support the Organic Farming Industry
Categories: Organic Farming
One of the largest industries today is the organic farming industry. With people being more health-conscious now more than ever, there is an increased demand for organic products, leading to a higher production of these. However, there are still many people who object to the idea of organics because they insist that people use this […]
A Look Into the Sustainability of Organic Farming
Categories: Organic Farming
The organic farming industry is a large one today, especially with more consumers looking to make smarter purchasing decisions that are geared more towards a healthy lifestyle for them and their families. However, many people continue to criticize the organics industry, calling into question the cost of the products made with organic methods as well […]
A Starting Guide to the Organic Farming Industry
Categories: Organic Farming
With the pandemic making things very uncertain for many of us, plenty of people are looking into alternatives for their careers and professional lives. One option that some people are considering is getting into a more wholesome industry, like organic farming. However, keep in mind that if you want to get into this industry, it […]
Soil Fertility in Organic Farming
Categories: Organic Farming
What makes an organic farming method successful? How can an organic farm yield the right number of crops even without using commercial fertilizers and additives? That’s because of the fertility of the soil. Fertile and nutrient-packed soil will grow plants, vegetation, fruits, and crops to a healthy level. They won’t need the use of synthetic […]
A Guide to Organic Farming Labels and Their Meanings
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The organic farming industry is one of the most popular industries today. This is mostly attributed to the fact that consumers nowadays are becoming more concerned about what they choose to put into their bodies. The organics industry shows no signs of letting up anytime soon, and there are more products now more than ever […]
What to Know Before Getting Started In Organic Farming
Categories: Organic Farming
Organic farming is no joke. Unlike conventional farming, you have to keep your soil and any amendments you will make on it as “virgin” as possible. This means there should be nothing commercial, chemical, or synthetic about the nutrients contained in your soil. And even before we get into measuring the nutritional component of the […]
Organic Farming Questions to Ask Yourself Before Getting Started
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Do you want to start with organic farming but don’t know how? Don’t be blindsided with the challenges that you might face in transitioning to an organic farm. While there are many considerations that have to be made, organic farming presents many benefits that make the challenges worth the while. How do you define your […]
A Guide to Organic Farming Certification
Categories: Organic Farming
There is very little knowledge on the consumer side about how organic farming works for those who work in the industry. Because of this, a lot of people get discouraged by the amount of work that has to be done if they make the decision to switch to organic methods of farming. Even the certification […]
How Organic Farming Helps Benefit Farmers
Categories: Organic Farming
Organic farming is profitable and appealing to farmers and consumers. There are both ethical and health reasons as to why organic farming should be adopted by farmers. Not only that. There’s a range of environmental benefits that organic farming techniques bring. Reduced Exposure to Pesticides and Chemicals Farmers who practice conventional farming methods are exposed […]