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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2025 · 47 MIN

222. Seed Saving in Idaho: How the Wood River Seed Library is Cultivating Local Food Security and Bioregional Resilience

from The Whole Body Detox Show · host David DeHaas

Send us Fan MailIn this inspiring episode, we explore the vital practice of seed saving in Idaho and how it’s transforming local communities through the passionate work of the Wood River Seed Library. Host David DeHaas sits down with Amy Mattias for an enlightening conversation on why saving seeds isn’t just a gardening hobby—it’s a powerful act of reclaiming food sovereignty, nurturing bioregional resilience, and building robust local food systems.You’ll discover how heirloom seeds, adapted to Idaho’s unique climate and growing conditions, hold the key to long-term food security and ecological sustainability. Amy shares the mission of the Wood River Seed Library and how their work supports both new and seasoned gardeners in developing skills in seed harvesting, cleaning, storage, and viability—ensuring that open-pollinated, non-GMO seeds continue to thrive year after year.We also dive into the importance of bioregional seed adaptation, a practice that ensures seeds are not only locally grown but also genetically resilient to regional pests, diseases, and climate variations. This approach empowers Idahoans to break their dependence on corporate seed companies and fosters a deeper connection to land, culture, and community resilience.Whether you're a homesteader, small-scale farmer, or someone passionate about organic gardening and regenerative practices, this episode will equip you with valuable insights and practical steps to join the growing movement of seed savers in Idaho and beyond.Tune in for a heartfelt discussion on heritage, sustainability, and the grassroots revival of seed stewardship that is quietly redefining agricultural independence across the Gem State.Support the showVisit our websiteFollow us!YouTube Instagram Facebook Give us a call at (208) 378-9911David's favorite Supplements and Natural Body Products Get your favorite supplements 15% discount & purity testedSuper PatchStem Cell Activation PatchesCreate your EMF Safe SpacesDisclaimerNothing here is meant to diagnose, cure, or treat any disease. Seek out a qualified healthcare professional to see if anything mentioned in this podcast is right for you.

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Send us Fan Mail In this inspiring episode, we explore the vital practice of seed saving in Idaho and how it’s transforming local communities through the passionate work of the Wood River Seed Library. Host David DeHaas sits down with Amy Mattias for an enlightening conversation on why saving seeds isn’t just a gardening hobby—it’s a powerful act of reclaiming food sovereignty, nurturing bioregional resilience, and building robust local food systems. You’ll discover how heirloom seeds, adapte...

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