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@antoniogm Ecosystems function locally, as do functional efforts at ‘applying diversity’. A defining eco-cultural nexus in this regard? Community collaborations distributing extensive, targeted arrays of biodiversity advancing the regeneration of local ‘reinhabitory foodsheds’.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 25 Mar 2015

314 apple, 178 grape, 125 pear, 37 plum, 30 cherry & 6 peach varieties we freely share this Sat. in Eugene OR ow.ly/KLrdn

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Quoted by@cognazor @AgrarianSharing It doesn't. He's busy enough without. I'll DM you his number. Oh, and have you yet plugged into @AgrarianSharing? We've been tracking, collecting and freely sharing cuttings of 'future heirlooms' for years. Be happy to help you plug in. Our seed increase team meets this Sunday.Quoted by2/3 What a wonderful opportunity to further solidify the multi-generational friendship-collaboration between northern and southern parts of the valley. Amanda, our longtime OSU liaison, is always surprised by how much material we take away. “We place it,” I said. Freely, always.Quoted by1/ Today, a perfect day with my besties, around a familiar seasonal ritual: cutting scion at what is surely the world’s most diverse pear repository. #agrariansharingnetwork