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Mahesh
๐ Data Science || ๏ฟฝ...ย โขย 1y
Certainly! Here's a refined version: Organic farming is indeed welcomed, but it often comes with higher costs that limit accessibility. It's essential to acknowledge that only the top 1% of India can afford organic products. Even with effective branding and marketing strategies, success can be elusive without a strong brand identity. Additionally, the use of artificial seeds can compromise the growth potential of plants in organic farming. Therefore, prioritizing the use of organic, non-GMO seeds is vital for maximizing yields and ensuring the success of organic agriculture initiatives. Because of chemical fertilizers, we got good yield even at this summer at 38% celcius, but if I gone through organic farming not even got 20% of this yeild.
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