Veganic Agriculture Network
Promoting plant-based farming and gardening throughout North America
The most recent articles
The most recent articles
Monday 16 January 2012
Community composts
Community composting is an option for composting collectively with others in our neighborhood. Community composts are especially suited to neighborhoods where there isn’t appropriate space for individual backyard composts, such as apartment blocks or residential areas surrounded by asphalt.
Friday 6 January 2012
Courses and workshops
Courses and workshops that teach veganic growing methods, including upcoming courses in 2012.
Thursday 5 January 2012
Self-fertilizing gardens
Self-fertilizing gardens are a way of growing fruits and vegetables through creating diverse ecosystems that rely mainly on natural processes. These gardens have permanent raised beds, with water points and trees, to create a system that largely self-regulates. Self-fertilizing gardens (SFG) are part of the wider world of permaculture, since this method of gardening minimizes human actions and management, and allows nature to play its role.
Thursday 5 January 2012
Creating a self-fertilizing garden
This how-to guide gives instructions and a photojournal for beginning a self-fertilizing garden.
Sunday 20 November 2011
Fertilizing with human urine
Using human urine can help us work toward a closed-loop fertility system. While not a plant-based technique per se, using their own urine is a way that veganic gardeners can cycle back the nutrients from the foods they consume, while also diverting their urine from the water system where it acts as a pollutant.
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