You feed the world.

We know growing food is challenging. We also know how powerful it is! Your work is the backbone of healthy communities. You steward the land, despite the challenges of climate change and policies that sometimes work against you.

At SeedChange, we believe in keeping the power of food and seeds in people’s hands. That’s why we work with partner organizations around the world to support farmers like you.

Are you a farmer hungry for action?

We don’t sell seeds and we can’t send seeds abroad, but this is how we can help.

Visit the website of The Bauta Family Initiative on Canadian Seed Security to see if you can help rebuild Canadian seed security with us.

Visit our Canadian program

If you farm outside of Canada, visit our global map to see if we have a program in your country:

Find your country

Growing resilience through agroecology and food sovereignty

SeedChange supports small-scale farmers and their autonomy by working with partner organizations to deliver farmer-led projects in their communities. Our goal is to support local seeds, local knowledge and local farmer leadership so that communities have the tools they need to empower themselves. 

We do this work to support the growing movement of small-scale farmers fighting to bring more justice, health and sustainability to the food system. We are guided by the concepts of food sovereignty and agroecology, two innovative notions put forward by farmers’ movements

Where to find local vegetable seeds in Canada

Here’s how you can find local seeds and keep seed diversity alive.

Equity Project of Farmers for Climate Solutions: Call for focus group participants

Call to farmers: You are invited to participate in a focus group for diversity, equity and inclusion.

photo of three people standing in a field of waist-high crops.
The agriculture sector in Canada is being left behind, says Farmers for Climate Solutions

Farmers want to lead in the shift to a climate-friendly sector, but they can’t do so without meaningful support.

What is tuna fruit? It’s juicy, brightly coloured, and serves many purposes

Fruit, fodder and climate change adaptation tool: tuna is a versatile crop!