Native Seed Sanctuary Shares Song of Gratitude

Native Seed Sanctuary Shares Song of Gratitude

“Keeping our language and our seeds alive is important, because without them we no longer exist as a people. Without them, we’re not able to communicate with the creator or with the other species on the planet. It’s the way we pick medicine. It’s the way we live.”

Organic Seeds: Plant Breeding & Diversity Work

Organic Seeds: Plant Breeding & Diversity Work

Scientist, Organic Farmer & Seedsman Alan Kapuler Discusses Organic Farming’s Past, Present & Future and Plant Breeding Alan Kapuler graduated from Yale University in 1962 when he was just 19. He went on to receive a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from Rockefeller...
A Retrospective: A Journey of Seed Saving – EcoFarming Daily

A Retrospective: A Journey of Seed Saving – EcoFarming Daily

Conceived in unity and born for the common good, as part of the Back-to-the-Land movement inspired by the consciousness revolution of the 1960s, two Als and a Linda founded Stonebroke Hippie Seeds in a $90-a-month rental house in Jacksonville Oregon in 1975. We knew...