67-Year-Old Farmer Claims Organic Farming is More Profitable Than Chemical

• Jagannath Prasad Maurya, 67, from Bahraich, advocates cow-based organic farming as poison-free and low-cost.
• He states that organic produce, despite slightly lower initial yields, commands higher market demand and profit.
• Maurya consumes his own organic grains (maize, paddy, wheat, vegetables) and attributes his good health to it.
• He urges farmers to switch from chemical to organic farming, highlighting increased demand and profit over time.
• Cow-based farming uses animal dung and urine as natural fertilizer, maintaining soil fertility and reducing costs.