From Farm to Table, Empowering Hands:
Supporting Farmers on Their Organic Journey

Green Fields,
Clean Yields

Guiding Farmers Toward Organic Excellence

3-step approach can be used to restore soil biology

At INORA, we passionately embrace and advocate for organic farming – a practice that not only aligns with our commitment to sustainability but also responds to the growing demand for organic and non-GMO foods. We offer comprehensive services encompassing the transition from conventional to organic farming, soil and water analytical services, organic crop management, on-farm organic inputs, and organic system certification. Guided by our knowledgeable team, we aim to empower farmers with the resources, training, and support necessary to adopt and excel in organic farming, thereby paving the way for a healthier and more sustainable future.

Soil and Water Analytical Services

We provide farmers with soil and water analysis services for organic crop planning. Our tailored organic fertilizers and pesticides ensure sustainable and precise crop management.

Organic Crop Management Practices

INORA provides holistic Organic Crop Management Practices for different farm systems. Our packages are customized to suit individual farm conditions, including agro-climatic zones, soil texture, nutrient levels, and livestock presence.

On-Farm Organic Inputs

We empower farmers to produce organic inputs on their farms, cutting input costs. We guide them through consultations and training to create resources like VermiCompost, Biodynamic Compost, and more, using farm waste for sustainability.

Organic Certification System

INORA provides holistic Organic Crop Management Practices for different farm systems. Our packages are customized to suit individual farm conditions, including agro-climatic zones, soil texture, nutrient levels, and livestock presence.

Idetify which groups of microorganisms are lacking in the soil

Boost their numbers using INORA Compost and Liquids

Adopt natural farming techniques to ensure biology survives

Five-Step Guided Journey

Helping Farmers to Find a Better Way …

Diminishing Soil Fertility

The UN acknowledges intensive agriculture has led to a decline in soil fertility & productivity. The excessive use of fertilizers & erosion from wind & rain, have degraded soils, reducing yields & threatening food security—with only 60 years of topsoil left.

The Soil-ution

With a restored soil food web in place, plants can control the nutrient cycling happening in their root zones, accessing the minerals that are stored in organic matter and in the parent material. Plants get a constant flow of nutrients that they control.

Watch the animation on nutrient cycling for more info.

Diseases, Pests & Weeds

Farmers are constantly having to battle against increasing pressure from pests, diseases and weeds. These reduce yields and increase costs.

Problem Solved

The soil food web provides protection against pests and diseases and also inhibits the growth of weeds.

For more information watch the animations on suppressing pests and diseases, as well as weed suppression.

Declining Profits

Farmers are spending more and more time and money on the application of fertilizers and chemicals, whilst productivity is diminishing.

How We Can Help

When the soil food web is restored, farmers no longer need to apply chemicals as ecosystem functions are restored. Reduced irrigation and plowing requirements also result in cost savings.

For more visit How It Works.