Bioresources in Organic Farming: Implications for Sustainable Agricultural Systems

Over the years, practice of agriculture has transformed from era traditional to that intensive in bid boost production index will satisfy food needs globally growing population. However, continuous and exaggerated use chemical fertilizers pesticides resulted major adverse impacts on environmental safety, whereas most techniques for reclamation natural soil nutrients, including shifting cultivation polyculture, are no longer attractive measures land rejuvenation. There is, therefore, need urgent evaluation adoption innovative methods replenishing agricultural soils conform current systems without exerting undesirable effects ecosystem. In this review, we elucidated key bioresources, such as organic fertilizers, biofertilizers, biopesticides, alternatives chemical-based products attaining a safe sustainable system. Bioresources naturally available, safe, easily accessible products. The potential these biological fostering microbial growth, plants’ productivity, induced host immunity diseases, alongside promotion healthy soil–microbe–plant relationships preservation ecosystem processes disruption, aspects were also explored. Therefore, productive bioresources is considered strategic it pertains production.