Discovering the Basics of Natural Farming: A Beginner’s Guide!

Natural farming is a method of farming that is based on the principles of ecological balance, sustainability, and harmony with nature. It is also known as “do-nothing farming” or “no-till farming.” Natural farming is based on the idea that farming should work with nature rather than against it.

Natural farming focuses on building healthy soil through the use of natural methods such as composting, mulching, and cover cropping. It also emphasizes the use of natural inputs such as cow dung, urine, and plant-based materials for fertilization and pest control.

The practice of natural farming involves minimal or no use of synthetic chemicals, including fertilizers and pesticides, as well as no tillage or plowing of the soil. Instead, natural farming relies on a diverse array of crops and livestock to maintain soil fertility and control pests.

Overall, natural farming aims to create a sustainable and self-sufficient system of agriculture that supports the health of the soil, plants, animals, and humans involved in the process.

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