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Which of the following is a key principle of organic farming as defined by IFOAM, alongside health, ecology and fairness?
More Types of Farming and Agriculture Questions
- The 'Four Principles' of organic farming as outlined by IFOAM include Health, Ecology, Fairness, and?
- 'Biopesticides' used in organic farming are derived from?
- 'NPK' consumption in organic farming is strictly?
- Which of these is an example of a natural insect repellent input used in organic pest management?
- Growing a few vegetable plants in pots or a small patch at home mainly for the family's own kitchen use is called?
- Farming carried out near a river or canal with easy and assured access to irrigation water is generally termed?
- Rearing fish in ponds as a farming activity is called?
- The 'Participatory Guarantee System' (PGS) in India is related to?
- Contract farming arrangements typically specify predetermined terms for price, quality and quantity between farmers and which other party?
- A farm that grows crops mainly to earn money by selling in the market, rather than for family use, is called a?
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