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a carefully curated collection of locally grown heirloom seeds & the knowledge needed to help you get saving & growing your own!

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Farms in Early July

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Green Tomatoes!

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The ideal of SEED SOVEREIGNTY firmly plants seed

saving and seed stewardship in the realm of

fundamental human rights. It is the freedom to save

seed and determine the foundation on which our food

system rests. With the current attacks of industry

hitting at the heart of food sovereignty, the simple act

of seed saving becomes a major act of resistance and

social empowerment.

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How to Garden Videos

Why Save Seeds- GreenUP date
Seeds of Sovereignty/ How to Save Pepper Seeds
Container Gardening

Where to find urbantomato - Spring 2013

Toronto - West End Seedy Saturday
Peterborough Seedy Sunday - March 10th
Peterborough Green-Up Store
Avant Garden
Peterborough Farmers Market ~ Saturday's March- July

Seedy Sunday 2013 Community Groups

Nourish Peterborough
Master Gardeners & Horticultural Society
Peterborough Gleaning Program
Peterborough Community Garden Network
Food not Bombs
Our Space
Peterborough LETS Exchange
Peterborough City and County Health Unit
Seeds of Diversity Canada
YWCA Peterborough- Community Gardens & Food Boxes
USC Canada
Transition Town

Ptbo Seedy Sunday 2013 Vendors

Urban Harvest
Mountain Grove Seed Company
Peterborough Field Naturalists
Cottage Gardener
Green Side Up Environmental Services
Terra Edibles
Cedar Grove Farm
Heritage Seed & Produce
Greta's Organic Gardens
urbantomato

How to Start Your Seeds

Click here to go directly to some instructions on when & how to get your seeds started

The Politics of Seed Saving

Practicing Seedy Politics
Salt Spring Seeds
more on the Svalbard Vault
Biopiracy & the Svalbard Vault
Seeds of Destruction - a Must Read in my opinion
Percy Schmeiser- Monsanto vs. Schmeiser
Seeds of Resistance- Saving Seeds as Political Act
Navdanya - Dr. Vandana Shiva's Blog
Patents & Biopiracy- White Earth
Hijacked Future Film

MEDIA

Trent Alumni Magazine - Profile pg. 17
Photos of Container Gardening Workshop
White Snow, Green Thumbs
Seeds of Change
Pearl Magazine - pg. 12
Doobies - UK - Seed Blogs we Love
Green Update Video
Macleans - Oct. 2009

Urban Agriculture

City Farmer
Peterborough Downtown Farmers' Market
Peterborough Community Garden Network
Community Food Security Coalition
Sharing Backyards
The Stop Community Food Centre
Toronto Community Garden Network

Peterborough Food Organizations

YWCA Peterborough - Community Gardens & Food Box Programs
By the Bushel Community Food Co-Op
Chick-a-Biddy Acres CSA
Local Table Catering
Farms at Work
Kawartha Choice
Kawartha Heritage Conservancy

Seed Saver Educator - Seeds of Diversity Canada

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO SAVE YOUR OWN SEEDS ~~ CLICK HERE

Farmers & Seed Savers

National Farmers Union
Canadian Organic Growers
USC Canada
Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education
GRAIN
Seed Savers Exchange
Salt Spring Seeds
Wildsome Gardens
The Greenhorns
you grow girl
Quinte Organics Co-operative
Food Down the Road- Kingston
seeds of diversity canada
NL organics newfoundland

Seedy Sunday Sponsor

Peterborough Community Project Grant

Safe Seed Pledge

"Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe
and genetically stable source for future generations. For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners and consumers who
want an alternative,
We pledge that we do not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants.
The mechanical transfer of genetic material outside of natural reproductive methods and between genera, families
or kingdoms, poses great biological risks as well as economic, political, and cultural threats. We feel that
genetically engineered varieties have been insufficiently tested prior to public release. More research and testing is
necessary to further assess the potential risks of genetically engineered seeds. Further, we wish to support
agricultural progress that leads to healthier soils, genetically diverse agricultural ecosystems and ultimately healthy
people and communities."
urbantomato has signed on to, and wholeheartedly supports the Council of Responsible Genetics Safe Seed Pledge

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