Thesis Abstract

Organic farming has gained attention as a sustainable agricultural practice that promotes soil health, biodiversity, and environmental conservation. This project aims to evaluate the potential of organic farming for sustainable crop production. The study will involve comparative assessments of organic and conventional farming systems, focusing on soil quality, crop productivity, agro-ecosystem services, and economic viability. Additionally, the project will investigate the socio-economic and environmental implications of organic farming adoption, considering different scales and contexts. The findings of this research will provide valuable insights into the benefits and challenges of organic farming and contribute to the development of sustainable agricultural policies and practices.

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