Seed Savers Connect

This is a repeat of a talk given by Gregg Muller of Bendigo Seed Savers at the National Seed Savers Zoom Meetup on Sunday 7th May 2023. The Zoom talk was accidently not recorded so Gregg helpfully recorded himself doing the talk a second time.

Join us for the next national seed savers zoom in May to connect with other seed savers, share experiences, ask questions and hear interesting stories about a range of seed saving topics including landrace breeding, organizing a seed saving group or project, saving seeds on a working farm, drying seeds in wet weather and interesting seed varieties. There will be opportunity to ask questions and contribute your thoughts too. We’re excited to have Costa Georgiadis joining us for this discussion! Costa’s appearance is supported by the Australian Government Black Summer Bushfire Recovery Fund. ____________________ Agenda Welcome Ask your questions and help

Recording from the quarterly Australian National Seed Savers Zoom Meetup on February 5th 2023

National Seed Savers Zoom Jude & Michel Fanton, the founders of the Seed Savers Network share their seed saving journey. Join the Zoom session to connect with other seed savers from seed saving groups and seed libraries across Australia. Everywhere Seed Savers are working locally in our communities to conserve locally-adapted seeds of edible and useful plants. All seed savers, experienced or just starting out are welcome to join the conversation.  Jude Fanton, with her partner Michel, literally wrote the book on seed saving for Australian conditions. Their book, ‘The Seed Savers Handbook’ has been the beloved guide for many