Ep. 38: Struggles for Seed Sovereignty

from Juan Organiko Hosted by Masipag Mindanao

The right to seeds is consequential to small farmers. It encompasses their freedom to save, exchange, and develop seeds. However, monopolies and flawed policies continue to be threats to seed sovereignty. Joining this conversation in Juan Organiko is MASIPAG Information Communications Officer Eliseo Ruzol Jr.

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