Sentences with phrase «adopt organic agriculture»
More such farms would serve to encourage farmers to adopt organic agriculture, and indeed other low - cost technologies.
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We are here to tell the government that PGS is the way forward to make organic agriculture more viable, and encourage more small farmers to adopt organic agriculture,» said Ms Carmen Cabling, PGS Pilipinas Chairperson.
IFOAM has always criticized this policy, and asked for international aid to support rural development in particular adopting organic agriculture as an efficient tool for food security.
Even though the adoption of organic agriculture seems a feasible alternative in arid areas, there is a range of constraints to adopting organic agriculture systems or even individual techniques.
Not exact matches
Other provinces have established various organic agriculture support programs, but no regulations have been adopted to require producers or processors of locally produced organic products to have their operations certified.
Brussels, 22 November 2017 — The trilogue agreement for a new organic regulation reached last June was adopted by the Special Committee on Agriculture on Monday and by the Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture today
National policies should be created to incentivize producers to change the way they manage their farming systems and adopt natural water retention measures used in organic agriculture such as green cover and intercropping as well as diversifying farmers» crop and income base so they have something to fall back on when drought strikes.
Many agricultural practices are site - specific, but composting is one fundamental element of organic and regenerative agriculture that can be adopted by anyone growing and / or eating food.
Of course, in order for bioremedial technologies such as this to move forward, the dichotomy between organic and conventional agriculture will have to be collapsed, a sober view of organic agriculture will have to be adopted, and we'll have to read the banana leaves with greater skepticism.