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SUMMARY:Living Centre Permaculture Design Presentations
DESCRIPTION:Free presentation offered by newly certified 2019 Permaculture Design students from the Living Centre. They will demonstrate how to create a self-sustaining\, regenerative eco-spiritual community\, through covering the following topics: infrastructure/housing\, land stewardship\, and health & spiritual well-being.
URL:https://veganic.world/event/living-centre-permaculture-design-presentations/
LOCATION:Living Centre\, 5871 Bells Rd.\, London\, Ontario\, N6P 163\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Grow Biointensive Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ecology Action will be hosting a 3-Day Workshop in GROW BIOINTENSIVE® Sustainable Mini-Farming. This course offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a wealth of information on the most efficient gardening method we know. The information has been gathered from over thirty years of research and the GROW BIOINTENSIVE method is currently in use in over 130 countries around the world. The 3-Day Workshop is an in-depth study of GROW BIOINTENSIVE Mini-Farming appropriate to a more self reliant lifestyle. The program will consist of lecture\, discussion and demonstration\, and will include a full range of information on Sustainability and Efficient Resource Use\, Crops and Diet\, Fertilization\, Compost and Compost Crops\, Soil Preparation and Preservation\, Seed Propagation\, and Income\, as well as the perspective to tie all these together. The workshop content covers introductory\, intermediate and advanced material.
URL:https://veganic.world/event/grow-biointensive-workshop/
LOCATION:Willits\, CA
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SUMMARY:Wild Earth Farm & Sanctuary at LexVeg Fest
DESCRIPTION:Wild Earth Farm & Sanctuary is an organic permaculture project and a nonprofit farmed animal sanctuary focusing on education\, outreach\, and collaboration. Check out their booth at the upcoming LexVeg fest!
URL:https://veganic.world/event/wild-earth-farm-sanctuary-at-lexveg-fest/
LOCATION:Housewarmings\, 2320 Palumbo Dr\, Lexington\, KY\, 40509\, United States
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SUMMARY:Future of Farming Panel
DESCRIPTION:Nassim Nobari will join an important panel on the future of farming at the CA Vegetarian Food Festival. \nSeed the Commons will also table and offer information about veganic farming and free samples of delicious veganic dates from The Date People. \nGet a 40% discount on tickets with the code SEED40!
URL:https://veganic.world/event/future-of-farming-panel/
LOCATION:The Palace of Fine Arts
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SUMMARY:Towards a Veganic Revolution: Agriculture as the Key to Social Equity and Sustainability
DESCRIPTION:The planet is burning up. It is urgent to implement real solutions. \nChema Hernandez Gil\, Alisha Utter and Nassim Nobari will put out a call to heal the planet with a genuine agricultural revolution. They will speak about popular false solutions to climate like tech-fixes and grazing\, and about the why and how of transitioning to a veganic food system. \nThis panel is part of the 5th Soil Not Oil International Conference. \nMasonic Hall 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM \nChema Hernández Gil\, Board member and co-founder of Seed the Commons\nNassim Nobari\, Director and co-founder of Seed the Commons\nAlisha Utter\, Plant and Soil Science/Agroecology PhD Student; Veganic Farmer \nThe speakers:\n\nChema Hernández Gil is a union organizer and co-founder and board director at Seed the Commons\, a grassroots organization that works to create sustainable and just food systems that are independent of animal exploitation. Born in Mexico and raised in the southern United States\, he experienced firsthand how communities were impacted by immigration due to both historical and contemporary policies. Through Seed the Commons\, he has focused on diet\, agriculture and urban spaces within the context of decolonization and climate change. \nNassim Nobari is the co-founder and director of Seed the Commons\, a grassroots organization that advocates for a transition to vegan agroecology.  As a long time food activist and animal liberationist\, Nassim set out to counter the myth that sustainable farming requires animal exploitation. Through her programming\, Seed the Commons has been instrumental in popularizing veganic farming and growing the veganic movement in the United States. Seed the Commons created the resource center Veganic World and founded the People’s Harvest Forum\, the only conference on radical food politics to adopt an animal liberation ethic. By creating platforms for veganic farmers\, Nassim continuously works to normalize veganism and build awareness around the corporate takeover of food systems. In 2018\, Seed the Commons organized the farmer’s contingent of the Rise For Climate\, Jobs\, and Justice march – led entirely by veganic farmers. \nAlisha Utter earned a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Policy and Marine Science from the University of California San Diego. She is currently a doctoral student at the University of Vermont where she studies Plant and Soil Science with a focus on agroecology. Alisha’s dissertation research is examining the principles of veganic agriculture\, as identified by farmers within the United States. Outside of academia\, she co-stewards a small\, diversified (veganic) fruit farm in the Lake Champlain Islands of Vermont and sells fresh fruit and fruit products direct-to-consumers. Alisha serves as a board member for various agricultural organizations\, including the Vermont Vegetable and Berry Growers’ Association\, Vermont Young Farmers’ Coalition\, and the Champlain Islands Farmers’ Market. In 2017\, Alisha was recognized as the Northeast Scholar by the James Beard Foundation. \n 
URL:https://veganic.world/event/towards-a-veganic-revolution-agriculture-as-the-key-to-social-equity-and-sustainability/
LOCATION:Grand Theater\, 2665 Mission St\, San Francisco\, 94110
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