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Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare

राष्ट्रीय जैविक एवं प्राकृतिक खेती केंद्र

National Centre for Organic and Natural Farming

  • About Us(current)
    • National Centre for Organic and Natural Farming
    • Objective and Implementation components
    • Who's who
    • Organization Setup
      • Organizational Chart
      • Staff Strength
    • Citizen Charter
  • Regional Centres(current)
    • GHAZIABAD (North Zone)
    • NAGPUR (West & Central Zone)
    • BENGALURU (South Zone)
    • BHUBANESWAR (East Zone)
    • IMPHAL (North East Zone)
  • Natural Farming(current)
    • Introduction
    • Concept of Natural Farming
    • Principles of Natural Farming
    • Scope of Natural Farming
    • Importance of Natural Farming
    • Benefits of Natural Farming
    • Current Scenario of Natural Farming in India
  • Organic Farming(current)
    • Introduction
    • Status of Organic farming
    • Principles of Organic Farming
    • Conventional Farming vs Organic Farming
    • Nutrient Management
    • Pest and Disease Management
    • Weed Management
    • Organic Farm Management
    • Post-Harvest Management and Value Addition
    • Organic Certification and marketing
    • Empowering Farmers with FPOs (A Step Towards Atmnirbhar Krishi)
  • Quality Control(current)
  • Training(current)
    • One day online webinar for awareness on Natural Farming
    • One day online webinar for awareness on Organic Farming
    • One day Farmers Training and Demonstration
    • One day Jaivik Kisan Sammelan
    • Two days Training for Extension Staff
    • Thirty days Certificate Course on Organic Farming
  • Certification(current)
    • Introduction
    • PGS India Certification
      • Introduction
      • PGS India Web Portal Link
    • Third Party Certification - NPOP
  • Jaivik Kheti E-Marketing(current)
    • Introduction
    • Jaivik Kheti Web Portal Operation Manual
      • Buyer Registration
      • Seller Registration
      • Local Group Registration
      • Input Supplier Registration
      • Bidding
      • Buyer Guide
    • Jaivik Kheti Web Portal Link
      • https://www.jaivikkheti.in/
  • Resources(current)
    • Package of Practices
    • Book & Manuals
    • Pamphlets/ Banners
    • Organic Farming News Letter
    • Biofertilizer News Letter
    • Annual Report
    • Schemes & Guidelines
    • Tender
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National Centre for Organic and Natural Farming

National Centre for Organic and Natural Farming is a nodal organization for promotion of organic farming under INM Division, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare,Government of India under Soil Health Management component of National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA). NCOF came into force in 2004, for implementing National Project on Organic Farming (NPOF) along with its Regional Centres at Ghaziabad (North Zone), Bengaluru (South Zone), Bhubaneshwar (East Zone), Nagpur (West and Central) and Imphal (North East zone). More


HONOURABLE MINISTERS

Shri Narendra Singh Tomar
Hon’ble Minister of
Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
Sushri Shobha Karandlaje
Hon'ble Minister of State
Shri Kailash Choudhary
Hon'ble Minister of State

Notification & Updates More

  •   Submit Progressive Farmers Informations
  •   Training Calendar for HRD programmes allotted to RCONF/NCONF (2022-2023)
  •   MoU signed between NCONF Ghaziabad and DAY NRLM
  •   Stop Production, Sale and Web promotion of NCOF Waste Decomposer
  •   Renaming of NCOF to NCONF
  •   Information to all State regarding waste decomposer
  •   Waste Decomposer Notice
  •   Vacancy Circular

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Related Links

  •   MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & FARMERS WELFARE
  •   NITI Aayog
  •   PGS India Portal
  •   Jaivik Kheti Portal
  •   APZBNF - Andhra Pradesh
  •   SPNF - Himachal Pradesh

Frequently Downloads

  •   Course Details on Two Days Training
  •   Know your Organic Food
  •   Field Guide for Natutal Farming
  •   Field Guide for Organic grower
  •   One day farmer training Booklet - Hindi
  •   Usage of Biofertilizers
  •   Jaivik Kheti Shahayak Pustika Booklet - Hindi

Submit the Natural and Organic Farmers Details

Natural Farming Website


RCONF Ghaziabad(HQ)
North Zone

RCONF Nagpur
West and Central Zone

RCONF Bengaluru
South Zone

RCONF Bhubaneswar
East Zone
RCONF Imphal
North East Zone

   There exists a massive demand for organic and chemical free produce in the world today. A large section of the world’s population today is interested in holistic healthcare and is willing to pay more for such organic products. Since the ancient age, India has engaged in the organic farming practice with negligible use of chemical inputs. However, to maintain food security for a large population, the Government of India had started a “Green Revolution” program in the 1960s, which resulted from a rise in the use of chemical fertilizers to boost agricultural yields which exerted negative impacts on soil and consumer health. To avoid the use of the chemical fertilizers both developed as well as developing countries are moving toward organic farming and organic food products. This has improved India’s organic food exports as well as the income of farmers by adopting organic farming practices. The Government of India has promoted organic agricultural practices through a number of programs that deal with the study of changes in crop production, soil health and the adoption of scientific techniques in organic farming practices.

The purpose of this training manual is to provide detailed insight into the principles and practices of organic farming. The aim of such initiative is to make the farmers, researchers, scholars, extension workers, service providers, FPOs, FPCs, CBBOs and all other stakeholders of organic farming aware of the ancient knowledge and practices which were based on principles of self-sustainability and environmental protection. With such notion, I congratulate the dedicated team of officers from NCONF and RCONF for such compilation. I hope the Manual will be an effective training tool for the Government Departments, Officers, Organic producers, processors, traders, certifiers and other stakeholder. I believe that through this publication we will be able to take a step towards self-sustainable organic farming through our endeavor.


- Gagnesh Sharma
(Director I/c)



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