Organic Food Blog
Organic Food Blog is attempting to bring you the latest news, researches, studies, case studies, and experiments being done regarding organic foods.
The organic food preferences are no more restricted to a few better-off people but got attention of the general public for their controversial benefits all over the globe.
Organic food lovers are spending billions of US dollars every year. We are paying a bit higher prices not only to satisfy our taste buds but also for their health and environment sustainability. We may fault while tasting organic and non-organic foods, but doctors and environment experts are not making a mistake while arguing a case organic food.
On the other hand, natural food lovers are being bombarded containing food myths, industry support, affiliate promotions, and misleading advice. We are not against advertisements/affiliation of the quality organic products but against that misleading mindset.
This blog is going to present you the latest but correct information about organic food (within our limits). However, we ensure to check professionally, every piece of information being published here.
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Apr 08, 2022
How to use tobacco leaves as an insecticide in organic farming?
Tobacco leaves contain many chemicals having insecticidal properties, including tomentosa, tomestosiformis, otophora, setchellii, glutinosa and kawakamii.
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Mar 20, 2022
Media Highlights
Agriculture has been my profession for over a year while supported with my own agriculture experiments, interest towards cropping methods including organic one.
Dec 29, 2021
Soil Testing for Organic Farming and Nutrition Management
Soil testing for organic farming is the first step for the nutrition management of organic crops.
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Dec 12, 2021
Ultimate Goal of Farming
The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings.Biopesticides save money. Usefully work to
Dec 10, 2021
IPM is Cost Effective
The ipm plot technique is excellent because yield is improved and farmer ha lest cost of production so it's better to continue
Dec 10, 2021
Excellent Yield of Cotton
By Adopting IPM Model we Got Excellent Results and Got more than 30 Maunds Yield per Acre
Dec 10, 2021
IPM model, Less pesticides More Cotton
IPM model, this year proved effective to increase production of Cotton this year. Cotton production increased by more than 80 percent over last year. With
Dec 10, 2021
IPM model, Less pesticides More Cotton
IPM model, this year proved effective to increase the production of cotton this year. Cotton production increased by more than 50 per cent over last year.
Dec 08, 2021
An Agrarian's Personal Description of IPM on Cotton
I personally started a trail of botanicals, sex pheromone trap, Light trape, on cotton plot. Last year on the same plot was severely infested with whitefly
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Dec 07, 2021
IPM the most reliable pest management tool
I Have never experienced it personally but read about this. I think to achieve this goal first focus to tell farmers about this. Tell farmers to avoid
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Dec 05, 2021
Cotton IPM and Plant Extracts
We used IPM techniques on cotton crop. Applied different herbal extracts for the control of whitefly jassid and Pink boll worm. The application of tobacco,
Dec 05, 2021
Importance of Bio pesticides in IPM
For the last three years, cotton production in Pakistan was not soo good. But in the recent year 2021, there is a lot of progress regarding cotton production
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How to use tobacco leaves as an insecticide in organic farming?
Tobacco leaves contain many chemicals having insecticidal properties, including tomentosa, tomestosiformis, otophora, setchellii, glutinosa and kawakamii.
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Media Highlights
Agriculture has been my profession for over a year while supported with my own agriculture experiments, interest towards cropping methods including organic one.
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