WHAT IS ORGANIC FARMING?

In order to re-establish previously damaged or destroyed ecological balance in nature, organic farming aims to correct unwanted results of wrong production practices by using biological methods to control pests and diseases, to improve soil fertility, to contain environment and human friendly production systems, to ban the use of synthetic and chemical fertilizer and pesticides while encouraging organic and green fertilizing, crop rotation and soil conservation. It is a production method where each stage from production to consumption is controlled and the product obtained is documented with a certificate.

Organic farming contains human and environment friendly production systems that aim re-ordering previously destroyed ecological balance in nature as results of wrong production practices.

THE PURPOSE OF ORGANIC FARMING

The main purpose is the conservation of environment and natural resources, restoration of damaged ecological balance, sustainable agriculture, land survival, protection of flora and fauna, biodiversity, and the termination of chemical pollution and toxic residues.

In addition to banning the use of every kind of synthetic and chemical pesticides and fertilizers, organic farming encourages use of organic and green fertilization, crop rotation, soil conservation, improving plants resistance to pests and diseases, benefiting from parasites and predators. The main goal of organic farming is not raising the quantity, but improving the quality of food products. Today, only by organic farming it is possible to produce agricultural goods without polluting soil, water resources, and air while protecting environment, plant, animal, and human health.