organic farming

What is the primary focus of organic farming?

• Maximizing crop yields through chemical fertilizers
• Sustainability and environmental health
• Using genetically modified organisms
• Increasing livestock density for production

Which of the following statements about organic farming is accurate?

• Organic farming produces higher yields consistently.
• Organic farming uses more pesticides than conventional farming.
• Organic farming is less sustainable than conventional farming.
• Organic farming avoids synthetic chemicals.

What is a common misconception about organic farming?

• It uses no chemicals at all.
• It is always more expensive than conventional farming.
• It is less sustainable than conventional farming.
• It produces lower quality food.

What is one disadvantage of organic farming compared to conventional farming?

• Higher yields
• Lower prices for products
• More labor-intensive practices
• Less biodiversity

Why do consumers often pay higher prices for organic products?

• Because they are produced in larger quantities
• Because of perceived higher quality
• Due to the lower production costs
• Because they are less healthy

Which of the following is a common practice in organic farming?

• Planting monocultures
• Feeding livestock with antibiotics
• Crop rotation
• Using synthetic pesticides

How do organic farmers control weeds without using chemicals?

• By using synthetic fertilizers
• Through manual weeding
• By using herbicides
• By planting monocultures

What is one disadvantage of organic farming mentioned in the text?

• More labor-intensive practices
• Increased use of chemical fertilizers
• Higher yields than conventional farming
• Lower prices for organic products

How does organic farming impact biodiversity?

• It decreases biodiversity by using chemicals.
• It maintains biodiversity better than conventional farming.
• It only benefits certain species.
• It has no effect on biodiversity.

What is a challenge faced by organic farmers?

• Higher crop yields than conventional farmers
• Limited access to organic seeds
• Less labor required for farming
• Easier pest control methods