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Because of this, farmers also do not engage in organic farming.
Farmers do not engage in natural farming because in organic farming the worms of the worm producing pigs increase
(Dilip Patel)
Insects are good at farming. Insects make tunnels eight to ten feet in the soil, allowing oxygen to enter the soil. Meanwhile, leaving earthworms gives the plant plenty of nutrients.
Millions of earthworms work day and night in one acre of land, softening the soil, rotating it and bringing minerals to nourish the soil from within. This tunnel allows water to enter when it rains. This is not due to the fact that the chemicals have hardened to such an extent that they cannot penetrate the water, and if they do, they create contaminated groundwater.
Mulching is another natural farming method in which crop residues are spread over the soil to retain moisture. This retains the moisture in the soil and sometimes the farmer needs more water. In this way a lot of water usage can be saved.
Insects that work in the dark at night can be easy prey for birds etc during the day, they will look good even under green grass as it is dark and allows them to do their job without any hindrance. Organisms obtain nutrition from the mulch and work more efficiently to convert the mulch into compost. Mulching also prevents many weeds from growing.
Natural farming produces millions of earthworms. Pigs dig the ground to eat insects, which destroys the crop. Therefore 58 lakh farmers of Gujarat do not do organic or natural farming. Where there is natural farming, pigs cause great harm to the larvae for food.
In 90 per cent of the 18,000 villages in the state, the problem of pigs is severe for the last 14 years. Pig population is increasing every year. It damages groundnut and other crops. Groundnut is being damaged by pigs in an area of 3 lakh hectares.
From 7 thousand villages Rs. There is a loss of Rs 3,000 crore from pigs. A report by the state government’s agriculture department states that there are 1,02,94,000 pigs in the country. Whereas Gujarat has only 4,000 pigs. But even if 7% of the country is considered as pigs in Gujarat, then there are 9 lakh pigs. According to the experience of farmers, Gujarat has a population of less than 11 lakh pigs. The government needs to come up with a plan to kill him. Pig slaughterhouses need to be started. Or it should be released as food for 2500 leopards in the forest or in the revenue area.
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