Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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RT @AgrarianSharing: We lean heavily on local, holistic plant-breeders with global reps. Me, 6'4": Wild Garden Seeds quinoa to the left; Peace Seedlings amaranth behind; then, between the Adaptive Seeds Amaranth Alliance and WGS quinoa Breeder's Mix, Carole Deppe's Oregon Homestead winter squash.

Nick's face lost in a towering quinoa forest, amaranths similarly 8' tall, in the background.
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Nick's face lost in a towering quinoa forest, amaranths similarly 8' tall, in the background.

Rows of amaranth and quinoa diversity separated by a seed increase on Oregon Homestead Sweetmeat winter squash (C. maxima). Forest in the background.
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Rows of amaranth and quinoa diversity separated by a seed increase on Oregon Homestead Sweetmeat winter squash (C. maxima). Forest in the background.

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Nick Routledge@AgrarianSharing · 7 Mar 2023

@IrelandSeedSov @LivTorc Liv, you're lighting up Oregon! Peacevine? One of ours, bred by Dr. Alan Kapuler of Peace Seeds. Sweet Meat? A PNW heirloom, since improved by local n' loved Carol Deppe. Andrew & Sarah (likely the transatlantic seed bridge) locals too. Global peacemaking going OP local, innit?

Photograph of seed packet bursting with tomato seeds stickered with a label stamped with the 'Agrarian Sharing Network Seed Increase Initiative' graphic and a description of the Peacevine cherry tomato. 68 days. Rambunctious, prolific, red cherry. Excellent flavor. From Dr. Alan Kapuler, Peace Seeds, Corvallis, OR. Germ: 85% 2/23
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Photograph of seed packet bursting with tomato seeds stickered with a label stamped with the 'Agrarian Sharing Network Seed Increase Initiative' graphic and a description of the Peacevine cherry tomato. 68 days. Rambunctious, prolific, red cherry. Excellent flavor. From Dr. Alan Kapuler, Peace Seeds, Corvallis, OR. Germ: 85% 2/23

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @gracie88888 Hah! Same this end. Mine, Green Beauty snow pea and Sugar Magnolia snap pea, both bred within hollering distance from us by Dr. Alan Kapuler. Tell ya what. Did you know snap peas manifest completely out of thin air, ripe-for-the-picking, by the bucketload, between 2 and 4 a.m.?Quoted by@gracie88888 Hah! Same this end. Mine, Green Beauty snow pea and Sugar Magnolia snap pea, both bred within hollering distance from us by Dr. Alan Kapuler. Tell ya what. Did you know snap peas manifest completely out of thin air, ripe-for-the-picking, by the bucketload, between 2 and 4 a.m.?