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(Jssery highly recommend ed “Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.” which he said offers honest descriptions that are genuinely helpful in making seed selections According to his Web site, the seeds sold by Southern Exposure are "untreated, mostly open-pollinated (as opposed to hybrids), are chosen based on concerns of gardeners (rather than commercial producers), and Include many heirkxrm varieties"
There are mega corporations "that are literally trying to Shanghai' the world's seed supply." tissery said, referring to the increasing degree to which corporations that work in genetic modification are using the Technokrgy Protection System (TPS) by which plants are manipulated so that they fall to produce fertile seeds This prevents gardeners and farmers from being able to save anti replant seeds
(Jsset y has also taken a stance against genetically mot! ified organisms "I urge you to support small regional seed banks that have taken a com rnitment to our genetic her itage." he sakl
Newcomb also advised peo pie not to plant too many new varieties at one time, to avokl the risk of k»sing track trf them "If you pick a tomato, and say Mmm, this is good What is it?' that's not going to be very help ful," she sakl Newcomb iirnits
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