Lazy Millennial Farms
This is the first of a series of profiles of veganic farms and farmers, gardens and gardeners. Lazy Millennial Farms is a veganic farm in Salinas, California, founded by Brittany […]
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Veganic Transformations
Growing food at home has many benefits: healthy produce, beautifying one’s environment, providing habitat for endangered pollinators and creating a small space for biodiversity to flourish, withdrawing our dollars from the
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Veganic – two movements coming together
As Seed the Commons, we do not promote veganic farming because we think it’s the only way to be sustainable. We promote veganic because we want to apply what we
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Open Letter to the Owners of Be Love Farm
Open letter to the owners of Gracias Madre, Café Gratitude and Be Love Farm. Dear Terces and Matthew, It recently came to the attention of the Bay Area vegan community
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Celebrating Cesar Chavez Day
By Saryta Rodriguez “We cannot seek achievement for ourselves and forget about progress and prosperity for our community… Our ambitions must be broad enough to include the aspirations and needs
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Make Noise at Rainbow Grocery
After decades of being a vegetarian grocery store, Rainbow Grocery has decided to lease the space of their outdoor cafe to a restaurant that serves animals’ bodies. The owners also
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