Our world leaders must realize that in going organic; they can hit two birds with one stone.Studies have shown that pesticides and other chemicals used in conventional agriculture are poisonous to both people and the environment. The recent example is the hazardous pesticide endosulphan, banned worldwide for public welfare. By promoting organic farming, the government is able to ensure that its citizens stay healthy and safe and their countries ecosystem maintains its natural balance. Recent reports show that more and more countries are banking on the wonders of organic farming for the protection of their citizen's future.

India Organic farming is being promoted even in a major pesticide producer like India. An initiative taken by International Panaacea Limited (IPL), an biotechnology agro based company, headquarters in new Delhi has proved that more and more farmers in India are shifting back to traditional farming due to a spreading awareness for the negative effects of chemicals in agricultural products in the country. A recent study has also been linking pesticide use to the increasing cases of cancer in some parts of the country.

Companies like IPL have also taken up initiatives not only for the nation but also for the world its renowned growth in Ethiopia. Recently in news, the company's products have been approved by agriculture ministry of Ethiopia for usage in their country, so that their land can also be once said as the land of gold sparrow.

As per the analysis, organic industry at this point of era is one of the world's largest and fastest growing markets and IPL supports it for its organic products. The worldwide organic food business continues to show rapid growth as the world is becoming aware of the dangerous effects of fertilizers and other chemicals in conventional farming. This business is proven not only as a moneymaking venture, but also a vital industry that will create a healthy future for Mother Earth and the coming generations.