EarthJournal

Introduction: A Thirsty Land in Need of Change India is increasingly threatened by a worsening water crisis, as climate change, urban sprawl, and inefficient irrigation

Why the Global South Matters in the Organic Trade The rise of organic consumption in Europe, North America, and East Asia has triggered a surge

India’s Organic Policy Landscape: A Review Over the past two decades, India has positioned itself as one of the largest organic producers in the world.

Why PPPs Matter in Agriculture Transition India’s agriculture is undergoing a shift toward sustainability, driven by the need to combat soil degradation, climate risks, and

The Price Gap: Why Organic Feels Unreachable For most urban consumers, organic food remains a luxury rather than a lifestyle choice. A survey by ASSOCHAM

How Cities Drive National Demand Patterns India’s urban hubs are reshaping national agriculture, especially in the realm of organic farming. Cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and

Defining Shared Value in the Agriculture Context The concept of Creating Shared Value (CSV), introduced by Michael Porter and Mark Kramer, has radically reshaped how

Urban Farming and Its Environmental Significance Urban organic farming minimizes food miles, reducing the need for long-distance transportation and its associated carbon emissions. This local

What Smart Farming Means in the Organic Context Organic farming, by its very definition, is rooted in traditional wisdom and ecological balance, but as global