Mon, 12/09/2011 – Michel Fanton
If you have ever tasted vegetables grown from your own seeds, the supermarket ones lack taste (read they are nutrition-poor). The solution is to grow your own food with tasty varieties you or friends have bred or conserved from local seeds. Peasants very much do just that.
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