Rayne
Well-Known Member
Veganics Definedone more question, how about you grow a forest of maple trees heavily mulch with horse manure or all kind of other manure, are you allowed to rake them leaves to use all mulch? they might have manure on them!
Seriously, the core difference between the two is the fertilizers a farmer chooses to use. If the birds and other animal wild life already living in the fields leave droppings the farmers aren't going to complain, because other beneficial insects break down the animal droppings in the fields.Organics: are grown without the use of chemicals, an organic certification does allow farmers to use animal waste, including blood meal and bone meal, to fertilize fields. Some organic farms purchase these animal by-products from slaughterhouses and other non-organic sources. The animals have been given antibiotics and hormones throughout their lives, and exposed to pesticides and other chemicals.
Veganics: use only plant-based fertilizers, together with smart growing techniques such as alternating crops over time to build nutrients in the soil.
Veganics as it applies to an indoor grow operation... No guano, chicken/horse/cow/lamb manure, blood meal, bone meal, feather meal, fish emulsion.
Earthworm castings are fine because most do not mistreat or slaughter earthworms. Most people just feed the worms and leave them alone to do what they do. Earthworm castings are generally in the soil already and earthworms are part of the soil food web.
BioCanna is veganic.
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