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Clean Food Net Zero

The most comprehensive model of Climate-Positive Agriculture that ensures utmost level of ecological sustainability along with economic sustainability for the farmers. The ecological sustainability aspects, in this model, attend some of the most critical crises of the present times like:
  1. Methane-emission mitigation from undiagnosed landfill agro-wastes like Coir Pith, Press Mud, Fruit & Vegetable Wastes, Municipal Solid Wastes and so on.
  2. Bio-conversion of the above hazardous agro-wastes to the most efficient organic compost, using the proprietary Novcom Composting Technology of IORF.
  3. Amelioration of degrading and/or degraded agricultural lands through application of this Novcom compost, that is scientifically proven to contain 10,000 to 1,000,000 times more microbial life forms per unit area than any other compost.
  4. Substitution of artificial Nitrate fertilizers (the primary source of N2O emission) and synthetic pesticides, through adoption of comprehensive Inhana Rational Farming (IRF) Technology protocols.
  5. Production of safe and sustainable food (vegetables, cereals, lentils, spices, fruits and so on) – where the “Safety” is measured by laboratory-based Colorimetric Assay Test (that detects any presence of harmful chemicals in the food); and the “Sustainability” is measured by the economic sustainability of the farmers & consumers (in terms of cost of production & market price) and ecological sustainability (measured by the Net GHG emissions through the SACFA toolkit).
It is no wonder that this single interventional model (CFNZ) is able to attend a multitude of the most critical SDGs; such as:
  • Address rural poverty by increasing farmers’ income (SDG 1)
  • Address hunger and the all-important issue of Food Security (SDG 2)
  • Health and well-being of the consumers through ‘safe’ food (SDG 3)
  • Build and maintain sustainable rural communities (SDG 11)
  • Ensure responsible production of truly ‘safe’ food commodities (SDG 12)
  • Ensure Double-pronged Climate Action (both Climate Change Mitigation and Climate Change Adaptation) which is possible ONLY through Sustainable Agriculture (SDG 13)
  • Ensure reclamation of degraded, and rejuvenation of depleted, soils (SDG 15)
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