Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Ducklings-on-Ecological-Farm-in-Bulgaria-27MZIFJJ6Z6Z6.htmlConceptually similarCrops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5RACompleted★★★★Crops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5QGCompleted★★★★Crops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5QFCompleted★★★★Crops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5QHCompleted★★★★Crops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5QJCompleted★★★★Crops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5R0Completed★★★★★★Crops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5R1Completed★★★★Crops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5R6Completed★★★★★★Crops on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGP0STQ5RDCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STQ5R8Ducklings on Ecological Farm in BulgariaGarden “Viskyar” is located very close to Bulgaria’s capital city, Sofia, Western Bulgaria. The garden is approximately 2,5 ha and Viskyar has actively begun working the land almost 16 years ago. Its main production are seedlings for different crops (mostly vegetables) for sale, but also selling part of the harvest – tomatoes, potatoes, cauliflower and other vegetables; watermelons and other fruit. In the farmer’s opinion, most problems on the agricultural field, related to pest infestations and yields could be resolved by maintaining an equilibrium between the different elements of the ecosystem. The farmer’s role is to experiment in growing different crops and observe how they interact with each other.Greenpeace documented ecological farming practices in preparation for a farmers’ platform showcasing different examples of ecological agriculture.Locations:Bulgaria-Eastern Europe-SofiaDate:11 Aug, 2016Credit:© Ivan Donchev / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4368px X 2912pxKeywords:Agriculture-Animals-Day-Ducks-Ecological farming-Farms-Food for Life (campaign title)-KWCI (GPI)-OutdoorsShoot:“Viskyar” - Ecological Farmer in BulgariaGarden “Viskyar” is located very close to Bulgaria’s capital city, Sofia, Western Bulgaria. The garden is approximately 2,5 ha and Viskyar has actively begun working the land almost 16 years ago. Its main production are seedlings for different crops (mostly vegetables) for sale, but also selling part of the harvest – tomatoes, potatoes, cauliflower and other vegetables; watermelons and other fruit. In the farmer’s opinion, most problems on the agricultural field, related to pest infestations and yields could be resolved by maintaining an equilibrium between the different elements of the ecosystem. The farmer’s role is to experiment in growing different crops and observe how they interact with each other.Greenpeace documented ecological farming practices in preparation for a farmers’ platform showcasing different examples of ecological agriculture.Related Collections:Ecological Farmers in Bulgaria (Photos & Videos)