An Animal Rights/Vegan Activists' Strategies Article used with permission from All-Creatures.org
Stockfree Farming shares an uplifting short film documenting the journey of three farmers who—due to ethical, environmental, or economic concerns—made the switch from livestock farming to growing vegetables, salads, herbs, and hazel with the help of Stockfree Farming.
Three Farm Transitions
From StockFreeFarming.org
July 2025
Images from Canva
This inspiring short film features three farmers who have transitioned from traditional livestock farming to thriving, stockfree enterprises with the support of Stockfree Farming. Their stories showcase the power of resilience and innovation in food production. We invite you to watch and share the video as we celebrate their journeys and our growing movement toward a more compassionate food system that benefits nature, climate and communities. A special thanks goes out to the amazing Paul Bates from Realm Video whose skill and dedication bought these stories to life.
Posted on All-Creatures.org: July 31, 2025
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