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Organic Farming

Author: Keshav Kumar
by Keshav Kumar
Posted: Sep 03, 2020
Meaning of Organic Farming :

Lets understand the meaning of Organic Farming and what is it actually. In this modern Organic Farming there has been use of ecologically based pest controls and biological fertilizers and it is derived from animal and plant wastes and nitrogen-fixing cover crops.

It is an alternative agricultural system which has been originated early in the 20th Century. This Farming system is adopted in Australia. In Australia they use the near about 70 million hectares land for it.

Today this farming adopted in response to the protect the environment harm by more uses of Chemical Pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. In this farming there are numerous ecological benefits. By this farming method crops production are very healthy in comparison to conventional farming.

Organic Farming

Organic products are very helpful to prevent the disease like Cancer. We can say Modern Organic Farming is adopted by many farmers and also by home makers in home Gardens too. I personally observed that some of my friends are using their vacant space for this and are producing organic vegetables and other plants too.

The Chemicals which is using in Conventional Farming is causes of disease like cancer, pollution and degradation of soil, water and we can see chemical impact on domestic animals too.

Soil Quality

Organic Farming is a big revolution in the farming field. It is noticeable, in the this technique of farming soil remains healthy and any damage by chemical fertilizers is hardly noticeable. Technique use for cultivation of plants and rear of animals in natural way.

In modern Farming process involves the biological materials and avoids the synthetic substances to maintain the soil fertility. This Farming is Eco friendly and it minimize the pollution and wastage. In other words we can say in organic farming the method which is use is involves the growing and healthy crops without the use of synthetic based fertilizers and pesticides.

Organic Vegetables

This farming relies and keep the balance of ecological agricultural principles like crop rotation, organic waste and biological pest control etc. In Organic farming the use of pesticides and fertilizers are natural and in this modern system farmers avoids the use of various petrochemical fertilizers and pesticides.

To achieve the goal of modern Farming’s There is an international organization – "International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM)" established in 1972.

Simply we can define "In Organic Farming the system that sustains the health of soils, ecosystems, people’s and pet animal’s health. Organic agriculture is a combination of tradition and scientific way to benefit the environment and quality of life.

It is an environmentally and socially responsible approach.

PRODUCTION

Production in India :- According to the World or Organic 2018 Report, India is having 30 percent producer in the world.

Organic products which is grow under an agriculture system without the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

According to (2017-18) report India produced around 1.70 million MT of certified organic products. It includes all varieties of food products and commodities –

  • Cotton
  • Pulses
  • Medicinal Plants
  • Tea
  • Fruits
  • Dry Fruits
  • Vegetables
  • Coffee
  • Oil seeds
  • Sugar crops
  • Cereals and Millets
  • Fiber crops
  • Herbal and Aromatic plants
  • Spices and Condiments
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