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    The history of organic farming began in the early 20th century. Sir Albert Howard is regarded as the father of modern organic agriculture for his book on organic farming principles. Rudolf Steiner coined the term "biodynamic" and developed biodynamic agriculture. In the 1960s, Rachel Carson's book "Silent Spring" brought awareness about environmental pollution and the impacts of pesticides. Organic agriculture avoids synthetic pesticides and fertilizers and is regulated internationally by IFOAM and in India by APEDA and the NPOP.

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    The history of organic farming began in the early 20th century. Sir Albert Howard is regarded as the father of modern organic agriculture for his book on organic farming principles. Rudolf Steiner coined the term "biodynamic" and developed biodynamic agriculture. In the 1960s, Rachel Carson's book "Silent Spring" brought awareness about environmental pollution and the impacts of pesticides. Organic agriculture avoids synthetic pesticides and fertilizers and is regulated internationally by IFOAM and in India by APEDA and the NPOP.

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    History of Organic Farming

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    The history of organic farming began in the early 20th century. Sir Albert Howard is regarded as the father of modern organic agriculture for his book on organic farming principles. Rudolf Steiner coined the term "biodynamic" and developed biodynamic agriculture. In the 1960s, Rachel Carson's book "Silent Spring" brought awareness about environmental pollution and the impacts of pesticides. Organic agriculture avoids synthetic pesticides and fertilizers and is regulated internationally by IFOAM and in India by APEDA and the NPOP.

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    History of organic farming

    1. …………………………. is regarded as the father of modern organic agriculture


    2. Name a book written by Sir Albert Howard
    3. ……………….. coined the term organic farming
    4. ……………….. coined the term sustainable agriculture
    5. Father of natural farming is ………………….
    6. Who wrote the book ‘’one straw revolution’’
    7. ‘’’Silent Spring’’ was written by……………….
    8. Expand IFOAM
    9. Expand NPOP
    10. List out 5 differences between organic agriculture and conventional agriculture
    11. Define organic agriculture
    12. Headquaters of IFOAM is at …………
    13. FiBL, organic agriculture research institute is situated at……………
    14. Expand NPOP and NSOP
    15. Expand APEDA
    16. ……………………… is the nodal regulatory agency for NPOP.
    17. National Centre on Organic Farming was established at ……………………….
    18. Name 2 NGO’s promoting organic agriculture in India
    19. …………. Is a new scheme introduced by Government of India for promoting organic
    agriculture
    20. ………………… is the father of biodynamic agriculture

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