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SUSTAINABILITY

Organic farming is focused on sustainability, both in terms of environmental impact and economic viability. By avoiding the use of synthetic inputs and promoting healthy soil and biodiversity, organic farming can help to reduce the environmental footprint of agriculture. At the same time, organic farming can provide economic benefits to farmers by reducing input costs and improving soil health over the long term.

NATURAL INPUTS

Organic farming avoids the use of synthetic inputs like chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Instead, organic farmers rely on natural inputs like compost, manure, and beneficial insects to promote plant growth and control pests and diseases.

SOIL HEALTH

Organic farming places a strong emphasis on soil health, as healthy soil is essential for the growth of healthy crops. Organic farmers use natural inputs like compost and manure to improve soil fertility, and they also use techniques like crop rotation and cover cropping to prevent soil erosion and maintain soil health.

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