Organic farming is a kind of farming that is considered to be socially just, ecological and healthy. Experts believe that going for organic food and products in these present times will surely have positive influences on the future and to some extent, this goes true for India.
No matter what you are eating and where you are sourcing it from, the fact remains that all kinds of food have a similar source and that is the ground. It also goes for meat as animals feed on the ground. Now, when it comes to ground, one cannot ignore organic farming.
How are Organic Farming and the Ground Inter-Related?
One of the essential requirements for organic farming is maintaining proper soil health. The soil you use for this kind of farming should have life. In other words, it should contain insects, worms and microbes.
These are organisms that help in keeping the soil fertile, which further allows individuals to grow different things. This form of farming is like taking a holistic approach towards the maintenance of life, right from the land to the minuscule bacteria in soil and all that comes in between.
If you are taking care of soil health, you are taking care of your health and the health of the surroundings.
What’s the Big Deal?
We are all aware that food comes from farms. But the people who happen to live in big cities often find a disconnection to food origins. This is because they are away from the food growing procedure. For such individuals, having food means buying it from the market.
Second, people in the cities live in abundance, comfort and ease. They get everything of different variety delivered right at their doorsteps regardless of the season and the situations. Many people might not like it, but this ease and abundance indeed disconnect them from the origin of food and the truth about how the food they eat regularly is derived. This ignorance can be dangerous, mainly because it gets individuals into the habit of taking their food and its origin for granted. The next problem is growing food. It is to be noted that agriculture is probably one of the most resource-intensive procedures taking over nature. If it is not done in the right way and within limitations, it might cause irreversible damages to the environment.
So, it becomes vital to prevent disaster by aligning people with nature and by ensuring that a large number of people can be fed easily without causing any harm to their surroundings. Knowledge alone can help with this. It is important to inform individuals about the problem. With sensitivity and understanding comes the drive for doing something about the issue.
Aaslidesi is working in close coordination with several farmers and organic farming enthusiasts on several acres of land to make organic products available to individuals. The company deals in more than 200+ organic products specifically made to adhere to the rules of safeguarding nature in the best way possible. The company has always put in the best efforts in providing top-quality Made in India and 100% organic products to the national and the international markets. Hygiene conscious and quality procedures are ideal for scrutinizing the manufacturing procedures of different products that the company deals in. This is done to cater to the health requirements of individuals who always like to go for natural things. It is the organic farming endeavours of the company that has helped it in building a reputation for satisfied customers and top-class organic products.
Organic Farming vs Traditional Farming
Any kind of farming requires a proper environment. It must also be noted that even minor ill-effects on the agricultural land might pass on to the whole biosphere. Traditional farming is all about dumping huge amounts of chemicals across the environment, and these can have a significant effect on the quality of life on Earth. There are different varieties of synthetic chemicals used in traditional farming, and it takes a large number of petrochemicals to make synthetic chemicals. The process requires various other resources, including huge amounts of water that can further destroy fertile soil resulting in the desertification of available land.
Hence, if we want to survive for years, then we must look for more natural ways of producing the things we thrive on. In other words, we must indulge in organic farming. Organic farming aligns with natural patterns and nature on the whole for achieving the objective of growing different varieties of food. This form of farming does not make the use of chemicals and synthetic fertilizers and is, therefore, all set to be the next big thing in India.
Barry Lachey is a Professional Editor at Zobuz. Previously He has also worked for Moxly Sports and Network Resources “Joe Joe.” He is a graduate of the Kings College at the University of Thames Valley London. You can reach Barry via email or by phone.
