Organic Agriculture Insights
Organic agriculture tends to use less energy overall, but when accounting for lower yields, greenhouse gas emissions per output may not differ significantly from conventional farming. Additionally, organic farms promote biodiversity by reducing harmful pollutants and enhancing soil health through practices like crop rotation and cover cropping, leading to richer ecosystems and stronger plants. Healthier soils support natural defenses in plants, making them less vulnerable to pests and diseases.In this clip
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Episode 2: Organic Agriculture Part 1
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