Natural Farming teaches you how to manage any size farm without the use of common chemicals and pesticides used on most farms. It promotes a healthy local ecosystem that is balanced and in tune with nature. Natural Farming, or NF, helps farms lessen the use of pesticides and herbicides with the end goal being to stop using them altogether...
...It’s a “closed loop system” that can happen naturally out in the wild without any help from humans or without any human supplied inputs.
The main goal is to create a sustainable farming system that is in complete balance with nature and the local environment....
...KNF fertilizers enrich dirt to make a soil that is full of indigenous microorganisms. They create a perfect living soil that helps plants flourish. You don’t need to worry about herbicides or pesticides either.
Organic liquid fertilizers serve as chemical free herbicide and pesticides that help protect plants against insects, disease and more.
NF is a sustainable agriculture farming practice that eliminates the need to use outside factors on your farm. It promotes a healthy, balanced local ecosystem that is free of chemical inputs.
It’s economical, and that’s just a bonus benefit. The food is as natural as can be and you don’t need to use commercial products or manufactured seeds (GMO’s) in order to successfully produce food on your farm. This is the main benefit of farming based on KNF...
...Organic farming simply refers to the lack of chemicals in soil, fertilizers or water, and the use of organic or Heirloom seeds.
“Organic farming” or organic agriculture, while similar, has no strict “no till” rule or prime focus on sustainability. Organic farming also doesn’t teach methods to run the entire no-chemical farm effectively.
It’s focused on organic materials, whether commercially bought or not. In comparison, natural farming prefers to use substances from your local farm or garden area. Composts and liquid fertilizers made from local plants near your farm are more effective than any product made elsewhere.
Organic farming is not based on traditions. It uses scientific breakthroughs. Tilling is fine and there is no special teachings on how to handle animals in the farm. In comparison, Korean Natural Farming teaches how to keep a chicken coop clean without ever having to go in there and replace all the floor droppings.
https://sproutingfam.com/natural-farming/-----------
We raise a decent size garden and put up lots of food. Given that everything is increasingly expensive, I was looking for ways to produce quality food cheap with a more closed loop approach. Stumbled across two natural farming systems: Korean Natural Farming and JADAM. Experimented this year with good results, now looking to expand. Thought I'd share and give links:
What Is Korean Natural Farming? Concise Introduction To KNF
https://www.microfarmguide.com/korean-natural-farming/Korean Natural Farming Basics
https://www.motherearthgardener.com/organic-gardening/korean-natural-farming-basics-zm0z20uzbut/A Guide To Korean Natural Farming
https://gardenculturemagazine.com/a-guide-to-korean-natural-farming/An Introduction to Korean Natural Farming
https://www.growingformarket.com/articles/an-introduction-to-Korean-Natural-FarmingAn Introduction to Korean Natural Gardening
https://www.bgcs-as1.com/post/an-introduction-to-korean-natural-gardening-enhanced-garden-life
