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Burgess Park Food Project and the story so far. George makes sure a hen knows his legs are off-limits. Considered to be redundant and past their prime, ten pretty hens were transported from their factory farm to our garden on 26th July. A few days later, bossy Sarah arrived, from a good home in Brixton.

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The role of community seed banks in maintaining seed diversity. This is a site to communicate the research from a ten week trip to seed saving ventures in USA and Canada. The projects featured below demonstrate inspirational examples of community seed saving practices. The research has been funded by the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust. Without the diversity of open-pollinated, freely available, freely exchanged open-source seed humanity will not have food.