Organic farming contributes to multiple environmental targets in agriculture. Long-term field experiments found that organic farming cropland not only emit lower greenhouse gas emissions but can also increase soil organic
Most studies on dairy farming’s environmental impacts have utilized Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), focusing on emissions quantification within advantaged regions. However, monetizing these emissions offers a more precise and comparable
Agriculture is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and organic farming practices can potentially offset some of these emissions. However, previous research on the environmental impact of organic
Background – Previous diet intervention studies indicate that an organic diet can reduce urinary pesticide metabolite excretion; however, they have largely focused on organophosphate (OP) pesticides. Knowledge gaps exist regarding
Regenerative Organic Agriculture (ROAg) can have several beneficial effects on soil health and the delivery of important soil ecosystem services. Yet, the net effect of multiple ROAg practices (i.e. minimum
Raw milk microbiota is influenced by farming practices, environmental exposure, and seasonal changes. This study investigated how organic and conventional dairy farming practices influence the microbial composition of raw milk
The European Green Deal sets an ambitious target of 25 % of agricultural land under organic farming by 2030. Eastern European countries, where small-scale agriculture predominates, still face significant challenges in
Organic farming aims at producing high quality, nutritious food while sustaining the health of soils and ecosystems, for which it relies on ecological processes. The amount and quality of soil
Listeria monocytogenes is a resilient, zoonotic pathogen that poses significant challenges across human, animal, plant, and environmental health systems. This review explores the epidemiology of L. monocytogenes within the One Health framework, emphasizing
Agricultural intensification has led to widespread pesticide contamination, contributing to the decline of farmland bird populations. Organic farming (OF) presents an alternative approach, relying on nature-based methods and prohibiting synthetic
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