10 Questions
Which of the following is a key principle of organic farming as defined by IFOAM?
To produce food of high quality in sufficient quantity
What is the primary driver behind the organic farming movement according to the text?
Farmer-driven
How does organic farming differ from conventional farming according to the text?
Organic farming avoids or largely excludes the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, growth regulators and livestock feed additives
What is one of the key principles of organic farming as defined by IFOAM?
To encourage and enhance biological cycles within the farming system
What is the primary motivation behind the organic farming movement according to the text?
To reduce the environmental impact of agriculture
What is the primary goal of organic farming?
To produce food of high quality in sufficient quantity
What is the primary difference between conventional and organic farming according to the text?
Conventional farming uses synthetic inputs, while organic farming relies on natural inputs
What is the primary scope of organic farming?
Producing a wide range of agricultural products, including grains, meat, dairy, eggs, fibers, flowers, and processed food products
What is the primary motivation behind the organic farming movement according to the text?
To reduce the environmental impact of agriculture
What is the history of the organic farming movement in Tamil Nadu?
The organic farming movement in Tamil Nadu started with G. Nammazhvar
Test your knowledge on biological farming, biodynamic farming, macrobiotic agriculture, and the differences between conventional and organic farming approaches.
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