What to Plant When Yes, it’s finally time to check your seed chart and plant seeds! No matter where you are in the Northern Hemisphere, you can start something, even if only indoors for now. I’ll start with some general tips that you can make notes on to create your own Seed Chart – and… Continue Reading
IRA WALLACE: I’m Ira Wallace. I’m with Southern Exposure Seed Exchange – a small heirloom, open pollinated seed company. We like to work with small growers when they’re growing a very small amount of one thing. SEEDS DOCUMENTARY: What brought you to seed saving? IRA WALLACE: Well, I’ve been a Seed Savers member for, off… Continue Reading
CRISPR/Cas9 isn’t a new technique. It was first discovered in the DNA of bacteria back in 1987. But it was only in 2012 that researchers at UC Berkeley ramped up and begin to more fully exploit the gene splicing tool in the field of genetic engineering. It might be safe… In 2014 wheat was modified… Continue Reading