Doing your own gardening – and doing it smart – is one of the ways vegans can save money on their organic produce. Plus, there’s no better way to know EXACTLY where your food is coming from, and how it has been grown. This week on the Vegan Mainstream blog we are going to be [...]
Sarahjane Blum is a Jane of all trades when it comes to veganism and animal rights. In this episode Dallas and Ryan chat with her about the decade she’s spent working on issues around the production and sale of foie gras – the diseased fatty livers of ducks and geese marketed and sold as a delicacy.
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Picture this – enjoying your own gorgeous garden chock full of ripe cucumbers, strawberries, squash, watermelon, pumpkins, peas, spinach, kale, collards, parsley, cilantro, dill, and tons of other amazing produce. Imagine picking your favorite fruits and vegetables and eating them fresh off the vine anytime you want… Sounds like paradise, doesn’t it? Now, I know [...]
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Gardening at home is a great way to eat produce on a budget. It is relatively easy to do this no matter where you live. There are many excellent books to get you started, especially on organic gardening which is growing food without chemical pesticides or herbicides. It took me several years of trial and error to find what works. The most economical way is start plants from seeds. You can follow the directions on how and where to plant right on the seed packet. Companies like Seeds of Change offer organic and heirloom seeds, and they can give you a great deal of help over the phone during the growing process. Their online site also offers great tips on how to started.
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Vegan Foodie Mama combines fail-proof recipes with a little gab about animal rescue and motherhood thrown in the mix.
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Alexandra Paul is not only a longtime actress and entertainer, she has also been concerned with the environment, animals and human rights for years. Vegan Mainstream spoke with Paul recently about how she got involved in activism of all kinds, what her favorite vegan books and resources are, and what it takes to live simply.
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Gardening at home is a great way to eat produce on a budget. It is relatively easy to do this no matter where you live. There are many excellent books to get you started, especially on organic gardening which is growing food without chemical pesticides or herbicides. It took me several years of trial and error to find what works. The most economical way is start plants from seeds. You can follow the directions on how and where to plant right on the seed packet. Companies like Seeds of Change offer organic and heirloom seeds, and they can give you a great deal of help over the phone during the growing process. Their online site also offers great tips on how to started.
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If you’re a vegan business owner you likely have an arsenal of promotional tools that you use to get the word out about your business. But is an electronic press kit one of the tools you are using? In today’s digital world, newspapers, information packets, media kits and many other forms of traditional media and [...]
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