Seed Saving
Seeds naturally have a place in almost any endeavor having to do with agricultural development. Seeds represent the promise of a continued supply of food, nutrition, and ecosystem improvement for farmers. Seed sovereignty and access are vital to farm survival. Distributing improperly stored seeds that germinate poorly exposes farmers and communities to the risk of crop failure and culture and heritage loss. ECHO's informational and training resources focus on low-cost methods and appropriate technologies for multiplying, processing, and storing seeds of crops selected for their potential to succeed in local contexts. ECHO's resources and training focus on appropriate seed saving techniques including
- seed selection
- seed multiplication
- maintaining seed purity
- seed drying
- seed storage basics
If you are interested in resources on seed storage and banking please see our seed banking collection.
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