Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@leashless @0xPuffin @nmgrm Agriculturists themselves, perceive the enfleshment of totalitarianism in still larger terms.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 9 Aug 2021

@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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Quoted by@jasonwblakely 4/ This is what makes food different from every other political question. And why its liberation is inseparable from the liberation of everything else. Get the food system right and you have named, at ground level, what justice requires of the whole order of things.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: I'll be sharing into the heart of Southern Oregon's reinhabitory foodshed movement this Friday May 16th at Save Our Seeds Day, in Talent, OR; a free community event celebrating the 11th anniversary of the passing of Measure 15-119 creating Jackson County as a GMO-free seed zone.Quoted byI'll be sharing into the heart of Southern Oregon's reinhabitory foodshed movement this Friday May 16th at Save Our Seeds Day, in Talent, OR; a free community event celebrating the 11th anniversary of the passing of Measure 15-119 creating Jackson County as a GMO-free seed zone.