Track 1:Agroecology

Agroecology is a logical discipline, a bunch of practices and a social development. As a science, it concentrates on how various parts of the agroecosystem connect. As a bunch of practices, it looks for feasible cultivating frameworks that streamline and settle yields. As a social development, it seeks after multifunctional jobs for horticulture, advances civil rights, supports personality and culture, and reinforces the monetary feasibility of country regions. Family ranchers are individuals who hold the devices for rehearsing Agroecology. As a rural practice, agroecology imitates regular cycles to convey self-supporting cultivating that grows a more prominent variety of yields, definitely diminishes counterfeit data sources (pesticides, composts, anti-toxins) and reuses supplements (plant and creature squander as excrement). These practices have clear advantages for ranchers – diminished information costs, more prominent independence from organizations, differentiated revenue sources, hazard the board for crop failures  and shifted produce to further develop nutrition.

Track 2:Principles of Organic Agriculture

Organic farming is the method of crop and livestock production that involves much more than choosing not to use pesticides, fertilizers, genetically modified organisms, antibiotics and growth hormones. In other words, it is referred to as, low input farming and uses natural sources of nutrients such as compost, crop residues and manure, and natural methods of crop and weed control, instead of using synthetic or inorganic agrochemicals.

Organic farming may be adopted to achieve the following benefit

1. To increase genetic diversity
2. To promote more usage of natural pesticides
3. Ensure the right soil cultivation at the right time
4. Keep and build good soil structure and fertility
5. Control pests, diseases and weeds

METHODS OF ORGANIC FARMING

1. Soil management

2. Weed management

3. Mulching

4. Mowing or Cutting

5. Crop diversity

6. Monoculture

7. Controlling other organisms

8. Raising Livestock Farming

9. Genetic modification

We should practice organic agriculture in a careful and responsible manner to benefit the present and future generations and the environment with food supply.

Track 3:Integrated farming

IIntegrated farming (commonly known as mixed farming) is a farming system with continuous activities including animal and crop. Integrated agriculture includes systems of farm with economic, environmental, social, and intergenerational sustainability. In an integrated and sustainable agriculture system the goal is not necessarily producing immediate outputs, but rather it maintains a system of healthful production, over time. The major components of a sustainable system include community, environment, and economy.  This mixed farming system recycles all wastes so that little is thrown away: someone’s waste is indeed another’s food.

The resource that must be managed in such a way that it takes all of these related components into account. Economically, the farm works full fill the

sound manner, with the preservation of natural resources including water, soil and air. The operations also sustainably provide access to food to everyone in the community, which allows for opportunities for cooperative relationship.