For vegetables and fruits, it is easy to apply, but for field crops it is difficult to apply (because they are grown on large areas)

Yes, I think all crops can be managed in organic farming. There is no barrier so far to excercise organic farming for all crops. You can raed through this link. Thank you!

https://www.britannica.com/topic/organic-farming

Yes ,Organic farming can be done for all cropes,Now Modern organic farming developed for all crops. The characteristics of organic agricultural systems are their biodiversity at soil, crop, field, whole rotation or polyculture, and landscape level and the greater focus on integration of crop and livestock production systems on the farm compared with conventional farming systems. The high biodiversity of organic farms provides many ecological services that enhance farm resilience to a large extent.

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I think all kind of crops can be managed in organic farming but production rate will be lower than inorganic farming. On the hand cost up to 40% more.

organic forming is good in plantation crops as compare to short duration crops like cereals, pulses, vegetables.

Yes, all crops can be cultivated under organic farming except crops which are not suitable to the environmental conditions.

Yes. Organic farming can be done for all crops.

Yes. Organic farming can be done for all crops. Organic Agriculture; It contains quantities of compost with high percentages of organic materials resulting from the decomposition of living organisms by the action of bacteria and microorganisms. This method is considered a catalyst for obtaining high quality agricultural products, while preserving all natural resources such as soil fertility and water purity, and also preserving biodiversity.

Yes there is scope in all crops

yes

Organic farming for all crops can be possible, but production will be lower compare to the production in inorganic cultivation. But obviously, the products of organic farming is good for health and environment friendly.

For vegetables and fruits, it is easy to apply, but for field crops it is difficult to apply (because they are grown on large areas)

Yes, organic farming is possible successfully in all the crops provided there should not be mono-culture of single crop in whole field rather it should be a system of annual, perennial and animals go together at a farm unit and then the synergy among the components will sustain the yield and once the system developed there will be comparable productivity as of with chemicals and that too at lesser cost due to least use of external inputs and also least damage to soil and environment.

S J Malik Yes it can done for all crop including annual, perennials, food, flowering and medicinal plants, but it is more beneficial for the crop those having commercial value a lots.