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Organic Farming is the best way to grow food. What if we told you there's an even greener method? Let's uncover the truth about natural farming versus organic farming. Organic farming avoids chemicals but still relies on organic fertilizers and pesticides. Sounds good, right? But here's where natural farming takes the lead. Natural farming? What is it? It's farming with nature. No fertilizers, no pesticides, not even the organic ones. Instead, it uses local resources like cow dung, crop residues and even microbes in the soil to create a self-sustaining ecosystem. So while organic farming is a step forward, natural farming is all about going back to the basics. Which do you think is better for our planet and our plates? Comment your choices below.
Organic Farming is the best way to grow food. What if we told you there's an even greener method? Let's uncover the truth about natural farming versus organic…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Organic vs Natural Farming
- Organic Farming
- Avoids Chemicals
- Uses Organic Fertilizers & Pesticides
- Natural Farming
- Farming with Nature
- No Fertilizers or Pesticides
- Uses Local Resources
- Cow Dung, Crop Residues, Soil Microbes
- Self-Sustaining Ecosystem
- Which is Better?