why did farmers find it difficult to accept jainism
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-Jainism’s major rule is non-violence or Ahimsa, which means not to harm or kill anybody.
-Mahavira believed that everyone on this planet, whether it be an insect or human being has equal rights to live.
-Jains do not eat meat neither were allowed to kill animals for the benefits.
-But farmers need to use fertilizers/pesticides to kill insects, which is not allowed in Jainism.
-If farmers would not kill insects, insects would destroy the crops. This is the reason farmers did not adjust easily to Jainism.
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