Organic Farming

1. The process of collecting and reusing organic and inorganic materials to reduce waste.
5. A method of fertilizing the soil by growing specific plants and then plowing them into the soil.
9. The use of beneficial organisms to manage pest populations naturally.
10. A manual method of removing unwanted plants without chemicals.
11. A mechanical tool used to cut unwanted vegetation.

2. The process of breaking down organic matter into a nutrient-rich soil amendment.
3. A practice of covering soil with organic material to retain moisture and reduce weeds.
4. A farming technique where two or more crops are grown together to maximize land use and benefits.
6. Natural substances derived from plants used to boost plant health or control pests.
7. The regular alternation of crops in a field to maintain soil fertility and control pests.
8. A method of raising animals where they are allowed to roam freely rather than being confined.