Seed Underground
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A Growing Revolution to Save Food. The Seed Underground is a sort of manifesto on the practice and importance of seed saving. While the author mixes in chapters that discuss the assault on non-corporate, non-patent protected seed varieties and the dangers of industrial agriculture, most of the book is a collection of intriguing stories about those involved in the seed saving movement. By Janisse Ray. Paperback, 217 pages.
Key Features:
โข More Gardens, Less Gas
โข A Rind Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
โข Keeping Preacher Beans Alive
โข The Bad Genie Is Out of the Bottle
โข Basic Seed Saving
โข Wheat Anarchists
โข What You Can Do
Help to protect the ideas and traditions of local gardening and save the seed that we have left! Already 94% of all seed varieties that were available at the turn of the 20th century have vanished forever.
