Biocyclic Humus Soil
Watch Dr. Johannes Eisenbach’s excellent talk on the creation and benefits of humus soil.
The Biocyclic Vegan Standard
What is the Biocyclic Vegan Standard? The Biocyclic Vegan Standard is a certification that tells consumers that a farm’s produce has been cultivated using purely plant-based, organic practices. This means the farm excludes the following: In addition to the Biocyclic Vegan Standard telling consumers what harmful practices a farm has excluded, it also tells them
Biocyclic Latest Page
Biocyclic Humus Soil Watch Dr. Johannes Eisenbach’s excellent talk on the creation and benefits of humus soil. For more information, read our web page:: What is the Biocyclic Vegan Standard?
John Letts
John Letts, Continuous No-Input Cereal Cropping with Heritage Grains Beginning on his small farm in Oxfordshire, and now covering a total area of 1500 acres...
Veganic Consumer Survey Report
This survey had two primary aims. The first was to help a veganic farmer in transition better understand the local and wider UK market demand...
Thorncroft
Visiting the Orkney archipelago for the first time, it is striking how the landscape is almost completely dominated by livestock with some patches of cereal...
Newsletter Vol.1 No. 4
Scottish Agriculture Bill:
Call to action for our readers in Scotland
The subsidy system for Scottish agriculture has been in a state of limbo for the past...
Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 3 Post
BEYOND THE POSSIBLE:
Expanding the Boundaries of Farming and Crofting
Stockfree Farming is hosting a free series of webinars by farmers for farmers on
radical, stockfree...
Tolhurst Organic
The importance of Tolhurst Organic in the world of stockfree farming is immense - a living example of a thriving farm business set in just...
Eat Only British Plants for a Year
Farmers will always be the people who produce our food. This is important to remember. Over the past two years, Stockfree Farming has been assisting...
Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 2
Happy New Year to all our members! We hope you enjoyed a lovely break over the festive season and wish you all the very best...
Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 1
Welcome to our first newsletter and a big thank you to everyone who has signed up so far! If you’re receiving this and aren’t yet...
Lobbying Document
Farmers For Stock-Free Farming is a Scottish-based, grassroots organisation established to inspire and support farmers and crofters in transitioning out of environmentally burdensome livestock agriculture...
From Beef and Dairy to Veganic Cereals
An interview with Laurence Candy of Northwood Farm
Death informs our relationship to life. Between 2017 and 2019, Laurence Candy of Northwood Farm in Dorset experienced...
Revisioning Britain
Fifty-five percent of Britain's cropland is currently used to produce animal fee. If we use all of this cropland to grow crops for human...
Leafu: what this novel food could mean for Scottish agriculture
One of the key issues with transitioning to stock-free agriculture in Scotland is that approximately 86% of the total land area is classified as Less...
Farmers’ Survey Video
Farmers’ Survey Video Everyone can watch the video part of the survey intended for active farmers and crofters. The results of the survey are published...
Artisan Growers to Move
Artisan Growers to Move Aberdeenshire farmers The Artisan Grower to move to new home on hotel estate and revive historic walled gardens From the Press...
Balnamoon Croft
Funded in part by the Woodland Trust’s MOREwoods project, the croft is home to over 10,000 trees: elder, rowan, willow, hazel, ash, aspen, poplar, birch...
Land, Food, and Farming
Video and slides from the PowerPoint presentation given by Rebecca Knowles.
Tuesday September 1 2020 | Aberdeen Climate Cafe
Friday 28 August, 2020 | Vegan Outreach Scotland...
Two Crises – Four Solutions: A Letter to the Scottish Government
A Letter to the Scottish Government by Rebecca Knowles 24 May 2020...