Veganic Agriculture Network
Promoting plant-based farming and gardening throughout North America
Most recent articles
Most recent articles
Ongoing courses and workshops
Ongoing courses and workshops that teach veganic growing methods.
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.
Creating a self-fertilizing garden
This how-to guide gives instructions and a photojournal for beginning a self-fertilizing garden.
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.
Liquid Gold, the Lore & Logic of Using Urine to Grow Plants
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