The seed underground
Subtitle: a growing revolution to save food
By: Janisse Ray
Publisher: Chelsea Green Pub.
Published: 2012
Place of publication: White River Junction, Vt
Language: eng
Number of pages: 217
ISBN-13: 9781603583060; 9781603583077
Subjects: Heirloom varieties; Fruit; Gardening; Seeds; Anecdotes; Vegetables
Table of contents: title: More gardens, less gas; title: A brief history of industrial agriculture; title: Me growing up; title: Sycamore; title: What is broken; title: A rind is a terrible thing to waste; title: Losing the Conch cowpea; title: Hooking up; title: Sylvia's garden; title: Keeping preacher beans alive; title: Oakreez; title: The poet who saved seed; title: The anatomy of inflorescence: a quick lesson; title: Red earth; title: Pilgrimage to Mecca; title: The pollinator; title: The bad genie is out of the bottle; title: Tomato man; title: How to save tomato seeds; title: Sweet potato queen; title: Keener corn; title: Getting the conch back; title: Winning the mustaprovince; title: Basic seed saving; title: Seeds will make you a thief; title: Gifts; title: Seed banking; title: Grassroots resistance; title: Public breeding, private profit; title: Breed your own; title: Wheat anarchists; title: A vanishing plant wisdom; title: Stop walking around doing nothing; title: Last stand.