| -strategy comprised of a specific farming technique that involves a comprehensive soil analysis coupled with little to no tillage | ||||||||||||
| with crop rotation strategies(using cover crops),plowing+seeding on the same passage of the mechanized machine, fertilizing | ||||||||||||
| only with organic fertilizers for bio(organic farming)), water usage, harvesting with manual or mechanized means of production | ||||||||||||
| in the organic way of using only certified fertilizers and/or pesticides as organic farming inputs ! | ||||||||||||
Advantages of this strategy: -
| - lower fuel costs for some of the conventional processes of farming are skipped … | ||||||||
| -lower water usage costs for the cover crops provide an unique moisture layer | ||||||||
| -little to no fertilizer costs for the cover crops are used to increase the soil's nutrients | ||||||||
Disadvantages of this strategy: -
| -higher costs on analysis and proper supervision/assessment over time of inputs and outputs |
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