--- title: "Homepage" description: "The Veganic Agriculture Network is a movement to promote the production of fruits, vegetables, legumes, and cereals without the use of artificial substances nor the use of animal products. We promote sustainable, low-impact, plant-based farming and gardening. I’m a gardener I’m a farmer I’m a consumer News and events Popular pages Latest updates" url: "https://goveganic.net/" date_modified: "2024-11-22T12:58:34-05:00" --- The Veganic Agriculture Network is a movement to promote the production of fruits, vegetables, legumes, and cereals without the use of artificial substances nor the use of animal products. We promote sustainable, low-impact, plant-based farming and gardening. [I'm a gardener](https://goveganic.net/gardening-how-to/) [I'm a farmer](https://goveganic.net/get-involved/if-you-are-a-grower/) [I'm a consumer](https://goveganic.net/get-involved/if-you-are-a-consumer/) --- ## News and events Talk on urban veganic agriculture Stephane Groleau will be at the Ottawa VegFest on July 25, 2026, at 11:55 a.m. to give a talk on urban veganic agriculture. […] Read more 2026 Learn Veganic Gardening Course The 2026 edition of the Learn Veganic Online Gardening Course is beginning on February 11th, 2026. In this 7-week course, you can learn how […] Read more Free veganic gardening presentation A free presentation about veganic gardening is available throughout January 2026, where you can learn about the fundamental principles of veganic growing, including how […] Read more See more... ## Popular pages What is veganic? How to grow Veganic farm map --- ## Latest updates Certified Veganic – North America A new Certified Veganic program has been launched in North America. Since 2023, farmers and growers can apply for certification. Certified Veganic offers low-cost […] Read more Simpler without manure Many veganic farmers find that agriculture becomes simpler without manure, since they don’t need to keep animals, source manure, or worry about pathogens. […] Read more Resource efficiency: land, water, and energy Using entirely plant-based techniques is far more resource efficient than relying on animal agriculture. […] Read more See more...