It’s also a good reminder that the myth of “no vegan fertilizers” is just that—a myth. Veganic farming isn’t only possible; it’s practical and incredibly beneficial.

Thanks for following along as we keep challenging the norms of conventional agriculture and proving there’s a better way. 💚

Instead of conventional fertilizers, often from slaughterhouse byproducts or petrochemicals, we used a calculated mix of cottonseed meal and alfalfa pellets. Both 100% plant-based, supporting soil life and nutrient availability without the ethical and ecological costs of animal agriculture.

This is also our first year of being officially Veganic Certified! 🌱🙌

This year we have more than doubled our growing space for annuals, adding over 4000 square feet thanks to some new equipment. 🌱🚜

That is awesome! 🙌💚
Our neighbors hunt as close to our farm sanctuary as they can. 😔

Have you ever seen a melanistic coyote or a coydog (also called a Carolina dog in the Southeast)?

Join me as I debunk these common myths, compare possible sightings of a coydog, and discuss why nonviolent land management is not only possible but necessary. Let’s talk about the real impact of predator conservation, and why killing wildlife is not only cruel but also disrupts ecosystems.

In this video, we break down the actual footage of coyotes and their natural behaviors, including tail-raising, and explore why hunters struggle so much with accepting reality. Is it just misinformation, or is there something deeper—cognitive dissonance, perhaps?