Brian farms just over 2,200 acres in Indiana with his father and grandfather where they raise corn, soybeans, popcorn, and wheat. he does not know anymore how to save seeds and thinks MOnsanto is fantastic.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/gmoanswers/2016/05/03/why-i-buy-gmo-seeds/#4f2ad7e15ee6
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Pink pineapples just the tip of iceberg
Michel, , Seed Blog, 0
A few genetically engineered fruits and vegetables are already available in grocery stores: Hawaiian papaya, some zucchini and squash,...
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Seeds Production: Preparing the Garden for it
Michel, , Seed Blog, 0
A gardener can either let the garden self seeds with only the varieties of vegetables that are already localised...
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Jeremy Coleby-Williams: Why save seeds?
Michel, , Seed Blog, 0
In Byron Bay in NSW, a garden has been developed that contains a diversity of useful and edible plants....
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Farmers seeds reduce to a handful
Michel, , Seed Blog, 0
Over the last 15 years, new kinds of hybrid and GM seeds have already spread extensively in Pakistan through...
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Dorothy banana collection: 110 varieties premature death
Michel, , Our People, Seed Blog, 0
Dorothy Tamasia, 19 collected and replanted in her school in the island of Makira, Solomon Islands. She died off...
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Open Source Seeds: Way to Go in your Garden
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Open Source Seeds Hit the Market, Raise Awareness For the last 28 years Seedsavers.net have effectively put gardners in...
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Jerry Coleby-Williams interviews SeedSavers' Michel and Jude Fanton
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Aug 9th 2014: on ABC TV Gardening Australia”A SeedSavers retrospective” with Jerry CW, long time friend & board member....

