Forgotten Seeds: Why Heirloom Varieties Are the Last Line of Defense Against Famine
In 1903, commercial seed catalogs offered 408 varieties of garden pea. By 1983, only 25 remained. The consolidation of the global seed supply into the hands of four corporations is the greatest unrecognized threat to food security. Here's why heirloom seeds matter — and how to save them.
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