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@GRAIN_org 2/ For many reasons, our home-base ecoregion is a world center for plant-breeding and seed-increases. Not unrelatedly, we are also the ‘de facto’ heartland of the US holistic plant-breeding movement. As such, the field politics of seed ecology is especially complex, hereabouts.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 3 Aug 2021

@GMWatch The bigger pattern. ‘Integral totalitarianism’ is the term farmers on the ground in Oregon use to describe the totalizing ecological and social subservience demanded by and intrinsic to GMO technology and the epistemologies, institutions and people complicit in its advancement.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: I suspect I'll be talking, veiled, about the resurrective ontology of New World Creation today - the Good News of Mustard seed cast in fertile ground. By way of context though, here I am, in 2013, going toe-to-toe with Monsanto’s Global Director of Vegetable Breeding Technology.Quoted byI suspect I'll be talking, veiled, about the resurrective ontology of New World Creation today - the Good News of Mustard seed cast in fertile ground. By way of context though, here I am, in 2013, going toe-to-toe with Monsanto’s Global Director of Vegetable Breeding Technology.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: 3/ Don't forget today's noon PST briefing on #PNW #wintercropping. As usual, I suspect we'll devote part of our workshop to consideration of common efforts to effectively address the local challenge of global structures of power enfleshed, literally, in the fabric of life itself.Quoted by3/ Don't forget today's noon PST briefing on #PNW #wintercropping. As usual, I suspect we'll devote part of our workshop to consideration of common efforts to effectively address the local challenge of global structures of power enfleshed, literally, in the fabric of life itself.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @leashless @0xPuffin @nmgrm Agriculturists themselves, perceive the enfleshment of totalitarianism in still larger terms.Quoted by@leashless @0xPuffin @nmgrm Agriculturists themselves, perceive the enfleshment of totalitarianism in still larger terms.