Plant an Ethical Garden

It's not impossible to create a garden that's more humane and less exploitative. Here are some ways to start doing so:  

Plant an Ethical Garden
Veganic Farming and Gardening

Vegan Organic Gardening

For those who are preparing their garden plot for this season, or contemplating creating a garden for the first time, this is a terrific opportunity to explain what “natural” and “organic” truly mean.

Many new gardeners may be surprised to find that blood, bone meal and fish emulsion are all considered “natural” ways to fertilize organic gardens. These substances are obtained from slaughterhouse floors or mass fishing operations… and they reek of the industries which they support.

But there is another way to garden, without animal products (including manure). It is often called veganic, vegan-organic or stock-free gardening; there are a lot of different gardening styles under these labels, so you’ll have plenty of options to explore, for the benefit of our fellow animals, our health and the health of our planet.

Whether you are new to gardening or looking to transition your garden to a vegan organic plot; from how to set up your compost pile to an overview of veganic fertilizers, check out more on this subject at the link below:

(source: gentleworld.org)

What is Vegan Organic Gardening?

LA School to be the First Vegan School in US

If you took the time to count all the garden beds at MUSE School in Calabasas, you'd find nearly 50 between its two campuses. The students not only eat their own school-grown veggies, they do a lot of the work.

Here's more news on the LA SCHOOL TO BE 1ST VEGAN SCHOOL IN US

Edible Garden is Sustainable, Tasty

Here are some terrific ideas for a sustainable garden: Edible garden is sustainable, tasty