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RT @AgrarianSharing: What happens when the best of visionary, holistic, regenerative-design practice hooks up with revolutionary, leading-edge, ag science in an entirely novel paradigmatic combination functionally ‘clicking!’ at a co-evolutionary level?

Copy of label on seed jacket at ASN's first spring propagation fair of the season, in Williams, OR, situated in the Applegate Valley of S. Oregon. OSU Broccoli Grex. (S. Oregon-adapted accession, 2024) Unparalleled 'modern landrace' emerging from one of the scientific agricultural research complex's most sophisticated and celebrated participatory plant-breeding programs. Adapted to the Applegate Valley by the ASN Seed Increase Initiative in 2024. 90-100 day maturity spread. Want highly adaptive Broccoli? This is it!
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Copy of label on seed jacket at ASN's first spring propagation fair of the season, in Williams, OR, situated in the Applegate Valley of S. Oregon. OSU Broccoli Grex. (S. Oregon-adapted accession, 2024) Unparalleled 'modern landrace' emerging from one of the scientific agricultural research complex's most sophisticated and celebrated participatory plant-breeding programs. Adapted to the Applegate Valley by the ASN Seed Increase Initiative in 2024. 90-100 day maturity spread. Want highly adaptive Broccoli? This is it!

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Nick Routledge@AgrarianSharing · 4 Mar 2025

"So, this localized accession weds the finest that formal scientific plant breeding has to offer in genepool _development_, to a visionary, counter-cultural iteration in genepool _advancement_. And we're freely sharing it in Williams, OR, this weekend." facebook.com/share/p/1BzaNJaCqu/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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Quoted byRT @AgrarianSharing: The polycrisis is a threshing floor. As collapse deepens, illusions are winnowed, essentials remain. What actually matters? The regenerative foundations that hold the world up—the humble substrates of survival: food resilience, the patient work of adaptation. In the greenhouse...Quoted byThe polycrisis is a threshing floor. As collapse deepens, illusions are winnowed, essentials remain. What actually matters? The regenerative foundations that hold the world up—the humble substrates of survival: food resilience, the patient work of adaptation. In the greenhouse...Quoted by2/ My winter-crop plantings in California's Sierra Nevada foothills are a total loss, but the coast holds. There, our farm team is deep into transplanting season, including a key seed-increase—the crop complex considered the 'de facto' cornerstone of planetary Broccoli diversity.