Abstract
India. The general public started searching for organic produce. Conventional farmers are aiming for higher productivity and profitability. There exists a wide gap between demand and production of organic produce. Therefore, a systematic study was conducted with the objective of analyzing the attitude of farmers towards the cultivation of organic vegetables who are now engaged in organic and conventional vegetable cultivation. Majority of the organic farmers (86.67%) had a favourable attitude towards organic farming practices followed by more favourable (10%) and less favourable (3.33%) attitude. More than 80 per cent of the conventional farmers had favourable attitude towards organic farming practices. Above 90 per cent of the organic as well as conventional farmers believed that use of organic farming practices was essential for better quality of vegetables. Nearly cent per cent of the conventional farmers reduced the chemical application over the years and increased the application of organic manures.
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