All over the world, there’s a radical shift–one that is silent, yet powerful in nature. Unlike traditional farming, it is devoid of huge machinery, synthetic fertilisers, and significant investments. Instead, it relies on the wisdom and assistance of nature. This is what is called natural farming–an approach that is gaining a lot of attention (especially …
Rediscovering Nature’s Wisdom: A Deep Dive into Natural Farming Read More »
Soil is an essential part of farming and determines the food produced, biodiversity available, and dangers to the environment. The challenges posed by soil erosion and destruction caused by farming activities have shifted attention toward organic farming and soil health. While farming is considered harmful, organic farming improves the fertility, structure, and microbial diversity of …
Farming practices around the world are seeing exceptional changes due to innovative biological advancements. These innovations have the capability to drastically change fertilizer utilization by providing farmers with an opportunity to raise crop outputs without increasing their ecological impacts. As agricultural efforts seek to cater to the requirements of the expanding population, finding fertilizer alternatives …
Fundamental Biological Discovery Could Revolutionize Fertilizer Use in Farming Read More »
In today’s world, where food safety and sustainability are more critical than ever, traceability systems in farming have emerged as a game changer. These systems enable stakeholders to track the journey of agricultural products from the field to the consumer’s table, enabling transparency, accountability, and trust throughout the supply chain. Let’s delve into the transformative …
Traceability Systems in Farming: Bridging the Gap Between Farms and Forks Read More »
The health of our planet is intimately connected to the health of its soil. Often underestimated, the soil is the foundation of agriculture, ecosystems, and ultimately human survival. However, conventional farming practices, such as excessive tilling, monocropping, and heavy chemical use have led to widespread soil degradation. Enter regenerative farming—an age-old yet innovative approach that …
