Organic farming typically results in lower yields than conventional farming due to the lack of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides.

Aphids are small, sap-sucking insects that can infest a wide variety of crops. They can cause significant damage by reducing plant growth and yield.

Powdery mildew is a fungal disease that can infect a wide variety of crops. It can cause significant damage by reducing plant growth and yield.

Quackgrass is a perennial weed that is difficult to control. It can spread rapidly and compete with crops for water and nutrients.

Synthetic fertilizers are not used in organic farming because they are not natural.

Organic farming typically results in lower yields than conventional farming due to the lack of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides.

Organic farmers often face challenges in accessing markets for their products, particularly in areas where there is limited demand for organic food.

Organic farmers face a number of challenges in terms of certification, including the cost of certification, the complexity of the certification process, and the lack of transparency in the certification process.

Organic farmers face a number of challenges in terms of research and development, including the lack of funding for organic research, the lack of access to research findings, and the lack of collaboration between researchers and farmers.

Organic farmers face a number of challenges in terms of policy and regulation, including the lack of government support for organic farming, unfavorable regulations for organic farming, and the lack of enforcement of organic standards.

Organic farmers face a number of challenges in terms of climate change, including the increased frequency of extreme weather events, changes in pest and disease patterns, and changes in soil moisture levels.

Organic farmers face a number of challenges in terms of social and cultural factors, including negative perceptions of organic farming, lack of awareness of organic farming, and lack of access to organic food.

Organic farmers face a number of challenges in terms of economic factors, including higher costs of production, lower yields, and price premiums for organic products.

Organic farmers face a number of challenges in terms of technological factors, including the lack of access to appropriate technology, the high cost of technology, and the complexity of technology.

Organic farmers face a number of challenges in terms of institutional factors, including the lack of government support for organic farming, unfavorable regulations for organic farming, and the lack of enforcement of organic standards.