We love our pollinators. Check our Instagram for high speed videos of pollinators insects we meet. Here is a great article on an australian native bee.
Our dear insect pollinators
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Seed safe in gardeners hands: the Syrian war
Michel, , Our People, Seed Blog, 0
Farrmers in Syria have their own networks to give and exchange vegetable and grain seeds. They always had. How...
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Airbnb @ Seed Savers
jude, , Seed Blog, Uncategorized, 0
As of mid July 2014 it has become possible to stay at Seed Savers in an artistically renovated garden...
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Helping Afghanis Preserve Their Agricultural Traditions
otorongo, , Seed Blog Archives, 0
Sun, 08/03/2002 – Jude Fanton Seed Savers was invited by NICCO, a Japanese NGO, to present viable alternatives to...
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Seed to Seed Keynote at Community Gardens Gathering
otorongo, , Seed Blog Archives, 0
Fri, 28/09/2012 – Jude Fanton On Friday 12th October Michel and Jude Fanton will make a keynote presentation on...
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Mishima Elementary School Collects and Saves Seeds
otorongo, , Seed Blog Archives, 0
Sun, 20/11/2009 – Jude Fanton The principal of Mishima Elementary school was concerned about a local variety of persimmon...
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Showings of “Our Seeds” in New York
otorongo, , Seed Blog Archives, 0
Thu, 17/12/2009 – Jude Fanton Frank O’Neill, Independent Consultant and pro bono adviser to Seed Savers, New York, has...
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Papua New Guinea tales
otorongo, , Seed Blog Archives, 0
Sun, 08/03/2009 – Michel Fanton Here we are in Port Moresby promoting “Our Seeds: Seeds Blong Yumi” documentary and...

