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Appalachia

NRaleighLiberal

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6. A few links

Reply to theHandpuppet (Reply #5)

Tue Nov 4, 2014, 12:05 PM

Nov 2014

High level overview http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seed_Savers_Exchange

Their own website http://www.seedsavers.org/

I would pose a question to them - great folks out there, and they will know more about local efforts than I, though I do have the annual yearbook that lists members by states/cities.

My role is their advisor for tomatoes - my collection is around 3000 varieties. It is quite addictive!

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On The Trail To Preserve Appalachia's Bounty Of Heirloom Crops [View all] theHandpuppet Nov 2014 OP

Very interesting article greatlaurel Nov 2014 #1

Great article. What is critical is that the unique varieties make their way into a central NRaleighLiberal Nov 2014 #2

Can you provide us with more information about Seed Savers? theHandpuppet Nov 2014 #5

A few links NRaleighLiberal Nov 2014 #6

What an interesting article, and good news. Thanks. appalachiablue Nov 2014 #3

Cool! n/t A Little Weird Nov 2014 #4