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Ancient Seeds From the Fertile Crescent Save Crops From Climate Change
In Terbol, Lebanon, the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) stores tens of thousands of seeds sourced from the Fertile Crescent region—an area in Western Asia and North …
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Public Libraries are Offering Free Seeds to Foster Community and Sustainability
From Georgia and California to Maine, Arizona and Colorado, public libraries across the US have begun offering seeds for patrons to take home and plant. The initiative is multifold: it builds community, …
Experimental Farm Network’s Rare, Unique Produce Fights Climate Change
The first lettuce to be grown in space, scallions that survive subzero weather and more innovative food from this sustainable organization
Holiday Gift Guides 2021: Plant Parenthood
Ideas for green thumbs, plant killers, aspiring gardeners and anybody else who wants to be surrounded by lush, living and breathing plants
Germination + Propagation Set
$40.00
Comprised of one small porcelain plate (for growing small flower bulbs, plant cuttings and more) and one large plate (for avocado pits, bigger flowers and succulents), this handcrafted porcelain germination set also comes with …
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Dead Sea Dates Successfully Grown From 2,000-Year-Old Seeds
Using 2,000-year-old seeds originally unearthed from a fortress in the Middle East and caves at the mouth of the Dead Sea, researchers at the Hadassah Medical Center have successfully grown new date …
Mt Rosemary Trail Mix
$6.00
After pastry chef Sarah Schreckengaust Lange turned her attention to launching Bearclaw Kitchen, she quickly became known for her artisanal granolas layered with wildflower honey or cardamom. But for their delectable Mt …
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From The Seeds Up: The Future of Fruits and Vegetables
At New York’s first-ever Variety Showcase—organized by the Culinary Breeding Network from Oregon, and GrowNYC—chefs, plant-breeders, farmers and others in the food industry joined together to discuss and present examples of the future of produce. One …