Science, asked by gauresh777, 1 year ago

difference between conventional farming and organic farming three points each​

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Answered by shine0520
18

Hey mate....

Here's your answer.....

Conventional Farming

1)Conventional farming helps to produce higher overall yields for the farmer because less of the crop is damaged due to natural conditions.

2)Chemicals applied to the croplands can help to reduce pests, encourage the crops to retain more water, and eliminate weeds that are competing for resources.

3)Conventional farming, also known as industrial agriculture, refers to farming systems which include the use of synthetic chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides and other continual inputs.

Organic Farming

1)Organic farming is better for the environment.

2)Organic farming practices reduce pollution, conserve water, reduce soil erosion, increase soil fertility, and use less energy.

3) Farming without pesticides is also better for nearby birds and animals as well as people who live close to farms.

Hope this will be helpful to you mate.......

Answered by roushanrajmaurya
5

Answer:

conventional farming:-

1. use synthetic or chemical fertilizers often containing nitrate to promote plant growth.

2. use antibiotic , growth harmones and medication in animal to prevent diseases and promote growth.

3. use herbicides to kill off weeds and insecticide to kill off insects and bugs in order to reduce diseases.

organic farming:-

1. organic farming minimize chemical usage by using fertilizer such as manure or compost to nourish soil and promote plant growth.

2. rotate crops use mulch or hand weeds to provide beneficial crop hygiene , remove pests and reduce diseases.

3. organic farming promote biodiversity.

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