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Organic farming can indeed be profitable, but it heavily depends on your location, what you grow, and your market access. Consumer demand is rising, but so is the cost of organic inputs. It's not just about ditching chemicals; it’s about investing in soil health and sustainable practices.

It's also worth considering the technology and automation available today to reduce costs in organic farming. For example, precision agriculture tools can help manage resources more efficiently, which can somewhat offset the higher costs of organic inputs.

Honestly, I think it’s a niche market that's overhyped because of trends. Yes, people will pay more for organic, but the yields are often lower, and not all regions are suitable for organic farming due to pest and disease pressures.

Ofcourse in future organic farming has massive potential

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Yes

Yes affcourse

Yes. Depends on what you choose to grow

It is and it will always be, But quality should be at the top, as too many competitors at the mid level.