Established Practices
Traditional farming methods have been
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Cost Effective
raditional farming methods often
require less initial investment in
infrastructure and technology, making
it mo ble for small-scale
farmers.
Genetic Diversity
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Cultural Heritage
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often deeply rooted in cultural
practices and traditions, providi
sense of identity and heritage
farming communities.
Local Resilience
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farming techniques, which
enhance resilience to environmental
changes and fluctuations in market
conditions.
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