Ep. 24: Improving Seed Diversity

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Seeds, the self-replicating system which has powered societies since the first agricultural revolution, are the foundations of every agricultural program. In this episode, we will be talking about its importance and how small farmers and producers can improve their local seed diversity by trying out these practical seed-saving tips given by Arnulfo Palma, Organic Farmer and Farm Manager of Imulayan Organic Resource Center.

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