Authors :
C G Accamma; Baisakhi Debnath; Saanvi J Naik; Yaksh Kumar; Pratik Rathod; Zoya Amina Khaleel
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7845053
Abstract :
Organic farming has many benefits, including
less negative environmental effects, greater soil quality,
and higher animal welfare, but it also confronts several
difficulties that could impede its capacity to feed a
growing population in the face of climate change and
increased demand. This essay examines the difficulties
facing organic farming and explores the question of
whether organic farming can support a growing
population and adapt to climate change. The study
indicates that organic farming can contribute to food
security and sustainable agriculture, but it requires a
coordinated effort from farmers, academics,
governments, and consumers to overcome its obstacles
and promote its benefits.
Keywords :
Organic Farming, Challenges, Opportunities, Potential, Global Economy, Sustainable Agriculture, Food Security.
Organic farming has many benefits, including
less negative environmental effects, greater soil quality,
and higher animal welfare, but it also confronts several
difficulties that could impede its capacity to feed a
growing population in the face of climate change and
increased demand. This essay examines the difficulties
facing organic farming and explores the question of
whether organic farming can support a growing
population and adapt to climate change. The study
indicates that organic farming can contribute to food
security and sustainable agriculture, but it requires a
coordinated effort from farmers, academics,
governments, and consumers to overcome its obstacles
and promote its benefits.
Keywords :
Organic Farming, Challenges, Opportunities, Potential, Global Economy, Sustainable Agriculture, Food Security.
