Georgios Bougás’ farm is located in Aegion on the Gulf of Corinth on the north coast of the Peloponnese. Georgios has been cultivating his farm for many years according to the Biocyclic Vegan Standard and grows lemons, olives and oranges in an exemplary mixed culture. His farm is controlled by DIO (GR-BIO-001) according to the EU organic regulation and the Read more…

Northwood Farm is a 134 ha former beef and dairy farm in Dorset/England that is transiting to veganic cereal growing. When looking for the most suitable and economically viable way to fully convert to a veganic farming system, the owner, Laurence Candy, came across the Biocyclic Vegan Standard which perfectly matched his requirements, especially when it comes to the possibility Read more…

Farmers For Stock-Free Farming (FFSFF) is a Scottish-based, grassroots group established to inspire and support farmers in the transition to animal-free agriculture. Whether through shifting to growing crops for human consumption, farming carbon capture through planting trees and restoring ecosystems, or by diversifying into a non-traditional agricultural enterprise, FFSFF presents the rationale, case-examples, and connections to support. FFSFF advices farmers Read more…

Since 2016, Dr. Britta Herzog has been an organic olive farmer in Greece. She certainly knows her olive trees, following all the steps of cultivation, harvesting and production in the oil mill. For Britta, sustainability, organic quality and taste go together in an ideal way. Her high-quality olive oils are produced in a biocyclic vegan way and bottled separately according Read more…

Villands Vånga Veganträdgård is a small scale veganic farm in the south of Sweden, founded by Peter Albrecht who has managed the farm without animal inputs for 10 years. Peter supplies market vegetables to local consumers and restaurants, and he also grows seeds for a seed firm that sells seeds to local small scale farmers in Sweden. During the farming Read more…

Giorgios Kailas is a young producer of olive oil in the village of Athienou, halfway between the port and cultural city of Larnaca and the divided capital of Cyprus, Nicosia. Right on the demarcation line between the Turkish occupied and Greek parts of Cyprus, Giorgios practices biocyclic vegan agriculture at a military hotspot behind UN checkpoints, surrounded by former minefields Read more…