Three important differences between natural farming & organic farming:

1) Cost: Organic farming is more expensive than natural farming because it requires using large amounts of organic fertilizers & manure on the land bought from those who sell them.

2) Effort: Organic farming requires activities such as mixing of manures or compost, plowing, and tilting whereas there is no plowing or tilting or fertilizers in natural farming. "In natural farming, decomposition of organic matter by microbes & earthworms is encouraged right on the soil surface itself, which slowly releases nutrients into the soil".

3) Environmental impact: Organic farming has an effect on the surrounding environment while natural farming does not & it conforms with local biodiversity.

To combine the "goods" of both worlds, my approach is to apply little of organic farming & more of natural farming. Sometimes, the use of chemical fertilizers becomes necessary but overdoing it is better avoided.

Three important differences between natural farming & organic farming:

1) Cost: Organic farming is more expensive than natural farming because it requires using large amounts of organic fertilizers & manure on the land bought from those who sell them.

2) Effort: Organic farming requires activities such as mixing of manures or compost, plowing, and tilting whereas there is no plowing or tilting or fertilizers in natural farming. "In natural farming, decomposition of organic matter by microbes & earthworms is encouraged right on the soil surface itself, which slowly releases nutrients into the soil".

3) Environmental impact: Organic farming has an effect on the surrounding environment while natural farming does not & it conforms with local biodiversity.

To combine the "goods" of both worlds, my approach is to apply little of organic farming & more of natural farming. Sometimes, the use of chemical fertilizers becomes necessary but overdoing it is better avoided.

In natural farming there no plowing, no tilting of soil and no fertilizers, and no weeding is done just the way it would be in natural ecosystems.

organic farming can be defined as: an integrated farming system that strives for sustainability, the enhancement of soil fertility and biological diversity whilst, with rare exceptions, prohibiting synthetic pesticides, antibiotics, synthetic fertilizers, genetically modified organisms, and growth hormones.

Natural Farming is minimalist in operations and human intervention, leaving things to nature to manage.

Organic farming is more about using naturally available resources optimally to enhance productivity & production.

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Organic farming is a system of farming which is dependent entirely on organic sources for crop nutrition and crop husbandry, while natural farming refers to farming with nature and without chemicals.

The principal differences between organic farming and natural farming are as follows:

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I personally believe that organic agriculture has some differences with conservation agriculture. First of all, in organic agriculture everything is natural and organic such as methods keeping the soil moisture, controlling pests and weeds population, increasing the soil fertility even tools farmers using as cultivation practices equipment. In fact, the exact definition for organic agriculture is a kind of agriculture which farmers doing by means of traditional ways mixing with new science to produce healthy agricultural products. But, in conservation agriculture more rely is on keeping the soil moisture especially in dry lands area .In fact, the main purpose in conservation agriculture is having less water loss, soil erosion, and saving the property of soil, increasing the productivity of plants. Nevertheless, both kind of agricultures have some same benefits for environment and farm. In addition, the long term benefits of them is the main reason to promote as a current agriculture. Secondly, in organic cropping systems farmers using less machinery vehicles.so, in some points they can save the cost of using agricultural machinery. For instance, in organic cropping systems farmers never completely apply chemical fertilizers. In fact, the name of organic somehow is due to never using chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides and other substances. But, in conservation agriculture nobody has mentioned about never using chemical substances in farm. Finally, having clean environment is a key issue in recent farming systems. For this reason, in the point of no having contamination both in underground and upper ground organic cropping system is more confidence than conservation agriculture. By the way, it is possible to use organic cropping in small scales such as in yard garden, backyard garden and so on.