Organic Farming

Organic Farming is an ecological production management system.

Organic farming is a system which avoids or largely excludes the use of synthetic inputs (such as fertilizers, pesticides, hormones, feed additives etc) and to the maximum extent feasible rely upon crop rotations, crop residues, animal manures, off-farm organic waste, mineral grade rock additives and biological system of nutrient mobilization and plant protection.

Devganga Jagrati Foundation has pioneered the conservation of biodiversity and built movement for the protection of small and marginal farmers through promotion of organic farming and fair trade to ensure the healthy, diverse and safe food, so for trained 1150 farmers it includes small, marginal, women farmers.

Farming and agriculture have always been one of the essential economic activities in India. Near about two-thirds of the population engaged in agriculture and agriculture-related activities, it is crucial to understand India’s plight and why they are struggling. For a few decades, the working environment and the agricultural scenario are stagnant, and it is no more a profit-making sector like before. It was somehow the need of the hour to dig into the real issues relating to agriculture and rectify the same through our NGO’s being the Agriculture NGO in India. Farming and agriculture have always been one of the essential economic activities in India. Near about two-thirds of the population engaged in agriculture and agriculture-related activities, it is crucial to understand India’s plight and why they are struggling. For a few decades, the working environment and the agricultural scenario are stagnant, and it is no more a profit-making sector like before. It was somehow the need of the hour to dig into the real issues relating to agriculture and rectify the same through our NGO’s being the Agriculture NGO in India.

Main Objectives of Devganga Jagriti Foundation as Agriculture NGO in India:-

• The main work area for Devganga Jagriti Foundation as an agricultural NGO in India is to uplift the potential of the farmers so that they can do all the work in their respective fields.
• To provide ample opportunities to the budding farmers to do wonders in future by expanding their scope of knowledge.
• To organize training and development workshops for the farmers of the country to use the latest developed technologies and innovations and to empower themselves and enhance their farming techniques.
• As an agricultural NGO in India, we provide a platform to resolve issues related to agriculture in India.
• Organic farming depends on ecological processes, biodiversity and cycles adapted to local conditions.
• The main objective of organic farming is to maintain the long-term fertility of the soil, use natural resources effectively and avoid all kinds of pollution caused by agricultural techniques.
• The crops grown here will be sent to the diner and mess for making food.
• Organic food contributes to better health by reducing the exposure to pesticides and increasing the quality of nutrition.