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November 11, 2020 3:23 pm Leave your thoughtsThis woman shortlisted for Canada's next five dollar bank note is the founder of one of the country's first humanitarian aid organizations.
This woman shortlisted for Canada's next five dollar bank note is the founder of one of the country's first humanitarian aid organizations.
Since August, SeedChange has been delivering a $2.6 million emergency food security response program in the Dry Corridor of Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua, funded by the Government of Canada.
“This unique partnership has endured for more than two decades. I can’t overstate how powerful and rare this is.”
“You almost cannot help but feel connected when you work with seed.”
All across the country, farmers are restoring Canadian seed diversity. Even here, on this rooftop farm.
“There have been a lot of challenges. But a lot of learning too—that’s how I'm going to look at it.”
As a farmer I’ve always felt my job was important, but up until this year I’d never been called a hero.
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Our executive director spoke about working with farmers to ramp up seed production in the name of self-sufficiency.
Here's how you can find local seeds and keep seed diversity alive.
These yummy homemade muffins are quick and healthy, using ingredients you likely have on hand.