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Organic Farming
Control weeds in organic farming without using herbicides
Weeds are one of the biggest challenges when going organic. This article summarizes mechanical, ecological and management measures to keep weeds at acceptable levels.
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Crop rotation and cover crops: two foundational tools of organic systems
Proper crop rotation and cover crops help manage nutrients, cut pest life cycles and protect soil. This article explains how to design a crop rotation cycle for an organic farm.
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Organic fertilizers: classification, composting and principles of use
Manure, green manure, compost and other organic products have different roles. This article guides how to distinguish and use correctly to avoid risks to the tree and for certification.
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Pest management in organic farming without synthetic chemicals
Not using synthetic pesticides does not mean giving up on pests. The article presents the multi-layered prevention approach that organic farming takes.
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Soil health is fundamental: organic matter, microorganisms and natural fertility
In organic farming, soil is not just a support for plants but a living system that needs to be nurtured. The article explains the role of organic matter and the microbiome in long-term fertility.
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Transition to organic farming: roadmap for the first years
Switching from conventional to organic farming is a multi-year process, not a one-crop decision. This article outlines the steps and common difficulties encountered during the transition period.
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Vietnam promotes the development of organic agriculture
Organic production has become an inevitable trend in world agriculture. Not standing aside, Vietnam's agricultural industry has gradually promoted the development of organic agriculture, considering this a long-term, sustainable direction...
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