Understanding Organic Farming

The video explains organic wealth, focusing on organic farming, which avoids harmful chemicals by using natural manures and bio fertilizers. It highlights practices like crop rotation and biological pest control, and presents global statistics, noting that only 1.5% of agricultural land is organic, with India ranking fourth. The benefits of organic farming include improved soil and water quality, increased biodiversity, and reduced fossil fuel use. The video concludes by emphasizing the importance of organic farming for a healthier ecosystem and lifestyle.

What does the term 'organic' imply in the context of organic wealth?

• High cost of production

• Use of advanced technology

• Absence of harmful chemicals

• Presence of synthetic chemicals

Which of the following is NOT used in organic farming?

• Bio-fertilizers

• Natural manures

• Chemical pesticides

• Compost

What is one of the key practices in organic farming?

• Crop rotation

• Monoculture

• Genetic modification

• Use of chemical fertilizers

Which country ranks fourth in organic farming globally?

• United States

• India

• China

• Brazil

How does organic farming impact soil and water quality?

• Degrades quality

• Improves quality

• Only affects water quality

• Has no effect

What is a benefit of organic farming related to climate change?

• Increases tolerance to climate interruptions

• Decreases biodiversity

• Reduces crop diversity

• Increases fossil fuel use

What type of food does organic farming produce?

• Processed food

• Chemical-free food

• Fast food

• Genetically modified food

Why is organic agriculture considered important for the ecosystem?

• It increases pollution

• It relies on synthetic chemicals

• It sustains and enhances ecosystem quality

• It reduces biodiversity