Geopolitical instability in the Gulf region has spiked chemical fertilizer prices, pushing farmers in Senegal, Brazil, and India toward organic alternatives. This shift reduces reliance on fossil fuel based inputs and lowers agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. Adopting compost and biofertilizers helps sequester carbon in the soil and prevents chemical runoff. While the transition requires more labor, governments are beginning to explore subsidies for natural farming to improve long term food security and climate resilience.
