IIFL Finance website has published that organic farming in India is a cultivation system that avoids synthetic fertilisers, pesticides, and GM seeds, relying instead on natural inputs like compost, biofertilisersand crop rotation.
Starting an organic farming business involves land and soil assessment, crop planning, certification, building natural input systems, and developing reliable market linkages, often over a 2–3 year transition period.
It is gaining importance due to rising consumer demand, export potential, and government support, though profitability depends on certification, yield stability, and market access.p
Source: https://www.iifl.com/blogs/gold-loan/how-to-start-organic-farming