ORGANIC FARMING

Pesticides and chemicals are used less frequently in organic farming, resulting in fewer serious environmental hazards. It protects the environment’s soil, water, air, and flora and fauna. Reduces key environmental issues such as soil erosion, air pollution, and water pollution, among others.Organic farming protects wildlife, promotes biodiversity, and aids in the preservation and improvement of native ecosystems by employing more natural approaches. The organic method is environmentally friendly. Rotating crops and employing natural elements like compost, manure, and cover crops help to increase soil fertility.