108 तत्वों का प्राकृतिक आहार

Natural farming is a method of agriculture in which farming depends entirely on nature. It does not use any kind of chemical fertilizers or pesticides.

No, there is a difference between the two. In organic farming, organic manure is purchased from outside and used. In natural farming, Jeevamrut and Ghanjeevamrut prepared on the farm itself are used, in which cow dung and urine from indigenous cows are the main ingredients.

Jeevamrut is a natural microbial culture that increases beneficial microorganisms in the soil. It is prepared by mixing dung and urine of an indigenous cow, jaggery, gram flour (besan), and soil from the farm.

Both the human body and nature are believed to be made up of 108 essential elements. In natural farming, it is believed that soil, air, water, and sunlight contain all these 108 elements required to provide complete nutrition to plants. Instead of adding chemicals from outside, natural farming focuses on activating these elements already present in the soil.

Agnihotra is a small ritual performed at specific times—sunrise and sunset. In farming, it helps purify the atmosphere. When the air is clean, plants are able to absorb more energy, which supports faster and healthier growth.