Organic farming as agriculture basically uses biological fertilizer acquired from animals and plants. Organic farming was initially working for the environment suffering from the use of pesticides and synthetic fertilizer, it is a new way to have agriculture with continuous improvement in the ecological balance. Organic farming has a good contribution from the economic perspective as it required very low expenses to produce pesticides. A good ROI is easy to get in Organic farming as we get the material at very cheap prices and ultimately farmers can make good revenue with ROI in organic farming. In upcoming years the demand for organic farming will be high as India is the largest agriculture producer in the world and more income is coming from exports.

Nutrition plays a vital role in an organic product that can add more nutrition, taste, health and it is even environment free as it not contain chemical and fertilizer. Organic farming is broadly divided into two types i.e. integrated and pure organic farming. In integrated organic farming is the process of skip all kind of unnatural chemical which harm the farming, so in the process of faming all fertiliser are comes from natural sources such as manure compost, bone meal, blood meal. Whereas pure organic farming include all of the pest and nutrition benefits to get ecological demand.

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