Farm Produce:NBO-NBP vs.Others

Cabbage: NBO vs Conventional

Cabbage Farm: NBO Fertilizer Treated

Cabbage Farm: NBO v.Conventional

Carrot farm: NBO v. Conventional

Carrots: NBO v.Conventional

Corn: NBO v.Conventional

Tomato Farm: NBO v.Conventional

Tomato: NBO v.Conventional

Seedling: NBO v.Conventional @ 12hrs

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Organic bits …

Organic gardening avoids the use of synthetic chemicals to keep the garden, plants and fruits free from potential hazards. It focuses on enriching the soil and plants by using organic matters, beneficial microorganisms and enzymes etc. This really saves costs from using non-essential plant supplements, remedial "synthetic chemicals" for pesticide and insecticides after planting.
What they Say …

"Rice yields per hectare for farmers who have gone organic have almost doubled and seed requirements have fallen by 70 to 80 percent, according to CEDAC. This means an income rise per hectare to $172 from $58, as organic rice is sold at a premium. "The important point of organic farming is that farmers don't need to spend money on fertilizers and pesticide so they spend less money on farming," said CEDAC official Yang Saing Koma." http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSSP18582820070903
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