Stronger and more robust than their detractors maintain their enough beauty yardage to be faceless after 40 years we can see that here we have 75 to 80 percent of the yield of conventionally farm tweet is called. Right since how you can see with the naked eye that the crop is healthier. Postschool device and based on see it is all this the sweet was under control no problem its a flourishing field. I go to john and i says the fall guys are by. The researchers have also shown that there are fewer Pest Investigations on the organic fields obviously problems do arise organic pesticide has failed to tackle Potato Beetles for example but it seemed it was a bit late so it wasnt very effective and just say it does not return an unusual amount of damage. In fact a sort of problem is usually very easily solved with Organic Farming Methods you
know. Even if organic farming requires time and effort fortunately predicts tough times ahead for conventional farming. But he saw kosi use the small inco
To Organic Farming get little to no subsidies it varies from state to state but now a discount supermarket better known for pressuring farmers to lower their prices is trying to help. Penny subsidiary launched an initiative to help farmers who are transitioning to organic standards thereby boosting the sector. Adat. We give producers who have decided to make this transition a higher return for their produce than they would get on the free market for conventionally farm produce that means were paying them a premium which they pass on in the retail price high so our customers are paying slightly more for this produce than they pay for conventionally farmed goods but not as much as they pay if the goods were certified organic. Its a scheme that makes Financial Sense for penny it saves costs by reducing its share of expensive imported goods. Just 8
percent of farms in germany are organic demand for locally sourced organic vegetables tends to exceed supply. Back in sea come here it took 13
farmed produce mainly because it s more affordable. but why are fruits and vegetables grown with the help of pesticides and artificial fertilisers so cheap it s partly down to the supermarkets price wars but there s more to it than that. another decisive factor the real costs and who bears them it can. adrian miller has been exploring this issue for some time take milk $24.00 grass fed cows are kept in the cow shed at the swiss research center each of them produces 6000 liters of milk a year high performing breeds in conventional dairy farming are expected to produce up to 50 percent more if they are to be profitable this increased production is bad for the environment and it s not usually the farmer who bears the cost. in the
colony reroll groups. from his and his colleagues point of view the only type of farming that can meet the needs of the world population and benefit the environment is organic farming. but it is consumers who will decide if they want organic war non-organic for the time being 9 out of 10 consumers buy conventionally farmed produce mainly because it s more affordable. but why are fruits and vegetables grown with the help of pesticides and artificial fertilisers so cheap it s partly down to the supermarkets price wars but there s more to it than that. another decisive factor the real costs and who bears them. adrian miller has been exploring this issue for some time take milk $24.00 grass fed cows are kept in the cow shed at the swiss research center each of them produces 6000 liters of milk
villages the general public is becoming increasingly distanced from the farming industry so among consumers there is less awareness of the issues facing farmers. annie to grew up on a dairy farm she s been running her own farm together with her husband for over ten years now they have three hundred twenty cows and one hundred five hectares of land much of it is least the land cost the newcastle s forty thousand euros a year. they cals a kept in a shed all year long and given special concentrated feed to many this is intensive livestock farming. is in your own land leases are expensive in this region we do intensive farming and produce around eleven thousand liters of milk a year to put that in context in germany the average dairy farm produces eighty five hundred liters a year we wouldn t be able to afford the land of our yield we re lower. the limits