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Establishing Seed Networks in Senegal and The Gambia

Posted by Michel Fanton almost 12 years ago

Part of the Solidarity Seed Tours that we take part in on behalf of The Seed Savers Network. This time starting in The Gambia with Concern Universal and Senegal. Rarely farmers need to learn how to save seeds especially when they are villagers. However fa

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Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course
Teacher: Bill Mollison
Location: Taree, New South Wales Australia
Date: Jun 1986
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