[Veganic Agriculture Network]

Veganic Agriculture Network

Promoting plant-based farming and gardening throughout North America

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Articles about veganic agriculture

Tuesday 13 May 2008

Varied internet articles about veganic agriculture.

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If you are a grower

Monday 12 May 2008

Farmers and gardeners are key to the growth of the veganics movement. Whether you already grow veganically, would like to transition, or are simply interested in learning more, there are many ways to get involved.

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If you are a consumer

Monday 12 May 2008

As a consumer, there are many ways that you can further the veganic movement. In fact, it is often consumer support that enables small farms to practice veganic agriculture.

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Join the veganic discussion group

Monday 12 May 2008

We created a yahoo group to facilitate discussion between people who have an interest in veganic farming and gardening, primarily in North America. This forum can be used to learn more, to seek advice from farmers and gardeners, to gain knowledge when transitioning to veganic, to ask questions (...)

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100% organic, from start to finish

Thursday 8 May 2008

Animal-based fertilizers, like manure and blood meal, often come from animals that were not raised organically. They may have been exposed to chemicals, GMO feed, hormones, and antibiotics. Veganic growers can maintain fertility on their own holding using completely organic plant-based techniques, ensuring that the entire cycle of agriculture is 100% organic.

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Huguenot Street Farm

New Paltz, New York

Wednesday 7 May 2008

Farmers Ron and Kathryn have a model veganic farm on 77 acres in New Paltz, New York. Growing over 125 varieties of vegetables, fruits, and flowers, including heirloom varieties, Huguenot Street Farm runs a 21-week CSA for 200 families in the region. CSA members can also take advantage of a (...)

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Teaming With Microbes - A Gardener’s Guide to the Soil Food Web

Lowenfels, Jeff and Wayne Lewis

Sunday 4 May 2008

Teaming with Microbes introduces readers to the vast abundance of living creatures in the soil. Through complex inter-relations between microorganisms, a soil food web is formed. While chemicals and many farming techniques disrupt this balance, the authors explain ways to help the soil life (...)

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Think global, eat local veganic

Tuesday 22 April 2008

Supporting local veganic farmers not only helps to reduce your ecological footprint, it also creates a viable livelihood for the farmers, and it responds to the problems surrounding globalized agriculture.

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Victoria Farm

Geneva, Florida

Thursday 17 April 2008

Victoria Farm is an expanding family farm. It is run by Kip and Emily in Geneva, Florida. In 2008, Victoria Farm became the first farm in North America to be Certified Stockfree-Organic through the U.K.’s standards for veganic farms. Their certification was awarded through joint efforts between (...)

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Growing Green International

Sunday 6 April 2008

This magazine is published twice a year by the Vegan Organic Network, and is distributed to its supporters. Growing Green International covers a variety of topics, such as gardening tips, growing and preserving vegetables, articles about farm visits, environmental and social issues, upcoming (...)

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One reason to choose veganic
- 100% organic, from start to finish
  
  Animal-based fertilizers, like manure and blood meal, often come from animals that were not raised organically. They may have been exposed to chemicals, GMO feed, hormones, and antibiotics. Veganic growers can maintain fertility on their own holding using completely organic plant-based techniques, ensuring that the entire cycle of agriculture is 100% organic.
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