Once upon a time, food in India was grown without artificial fertilizers or chemical pesticides. Depending on whom you ask, that was the worst thing ever (typical challenge: how can you grow food for a 1.5 billion people without using chemicals?) or it's the way of the future: good for farmers, good for consumers and good for climate. You can guess which side of that debate appeals to us, but instead of us telling you what we feel, we are going to let Prakriti tell the story of natural farming.
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The Messenger - Issue #4: Natural Farming
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Once upon a time, food in India was grown without artificial fertilizers or chemical pesticides. Depending on whom you ask, that was the worst thing ever (typical challenge: how can you grow food for a 1.5 billion people without using chemicals?) or it's the way of the future: good for farmers, good for consumers and good for climate. You can guess which side of that debate appeals to us, but instead of us telling you what we feel, we are going to let Prakriti tell the story of natural farming.