Seed Rematriation with Becky Webster
from The Native Seed Pod Hosted by Cultural Conservancy
Host Melissa Nelson sits down with Becky Webster, Oneida farmer, seedkeeper and attorney. Their conversation explores the challenges and joys of being a Native farmer, cultivating recently rematriated crops, navigating both market and trade economies, and more. This episode is the third of three episodes focused on Seed Rematriation, and is a co-production of The Cultural Conservancy and Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance’s (NAFSA) Indigenous Seed Keepers Network (ISKN). These episodes are part of a collection of Seed Rematriation media that we have co-produced with NAFSA and Rowen White of ISKN. This conversation was recorded on August 9, 2021.
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Host Melissa Nelson talks with Becky Webster, Oneida farmer, seedkeeper and attorney. They explore the challenges and joys of being a Native farmer, cultivating recently rematriated crops, navigating both market and trade economies, and more.
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