From Soil to Seeds: Unlocking the Secrets of Nutrient Dense Gardening

[@junejewell]

Got the email, read the blog posts, joined the community, read the book, ordered the seeds, put some in the ground already, & watched a bunch of the videos. It’s been a whirlwind month of learning about landrace gardening. So excited to adapt to my high desert garden.

[@benjaminchase8271]

How wonderful to share. So much love for this incredible work helping us to understand how we can connect with these plant genetics

[@localgoodscompany]

Thank you Julia! Always learning so much from you. :)

[@tomatito3824]

This is so important, thank you for insisting on it!

[@ObamaoZedong]

The course on the going to seed website link isn't working in my email. It just goes to a blank page. I've tried several different browsers. Could we just get the course straight on the website?

[@mrbill700]

Thanks for posting this update!

[@landracegardening5631]

Here is the reource page which lists recommended books, podcasts, and studies goingtoseed.org/nutrients

[@kevinbane3588]

We need to test various varieties of all fruits and vegetables so we can begin breeding more nutritious crops.

[@landracegardening5631]

Or do a class on using our senses to determine nutrient density-- color, smell, taste. Give me an idea, thank you :)

[@EC-ge7qg]

Epigenetics, not evolution. Love the content. Trying to create my own landrace has made gardening fun. It's even better when you learn it's better for your body, not only tasting better. Speaking of, does anyone know of a variety of moschata that is consistently yellow rather than green at the immature stage? I would like to have that trait for a summer squash.

[@musictech85]

Great talk! The audio makes it tough to listen to though

[@OsirusHandle]

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