SeedBroadcast agri-Culture Journal

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SeedBroadcast agri-Culture Journal is a bi-annual collection of poetry, inspired thoughts, essays, photographs, drawings, recipes and wisdom gathered together from a national call out to lovers of local food and seeds. This journal supports collaboration and the sharing of seeds, stories, resources and inspiration within our local communities and between individuals, while also providing pollination through diversified regional, national and international internet-media networks. The Spring 2014 edition is now available to download   http://seedbroadcast.org/SeedBroadcast/SeedBroadcast_agriCulture_Journal.html and is available in print at various locations and from the  Mobile Seed Story Broadcasting Station.   For this edition we were honored to receive many diverse contributions: from Deluvina Armijo in Las Vegas, New Mexico who shared with us her recipe for collecting and cooking quelites (wild spinach) to Whitney Richardson and Maureen Walrath of Pueblo Semilla in Chicago and to Isaura Andaluz and Jade Leva of SEEDS: A Collective Voice in Albuquerque, New Mexico and many more.  Please check out this Spring edition and let us know what you think, Deadline for the Autumn 2014 edition is August 31st 2014.  Send contributions to seedbroadcast@gmail.com And a huge thank you to all of you who contributed.

SeedBroadcast agri-Culture Journal is a bi-annual collection of poetry, inspired thoughts, essays, photographs, drawings, recipes and wisdom gathered together from a national call out to lovers of local food and seeds. This journal supports collaboration and the sharing of seeds, stories, resources and inspiration within our local communities and between individuals, while also providing pollination through diversified regional, national and international internet-media networks.

The Spring 2014 edition is now available to download 

 http://seedbroadcast.org/SeedBroadcast/SeedBroadcast_agriCulture_Journal.html and is available in print at various locations and from the 

Mobile Seed Story Broadcasting Station. 

 For this edition we were honored to receive many diverse contributions: from Deluvina Armijo in Las Vegas, New Mexico who shared with us her recipe for collecting and cooking quelites (wild spinach) to Whitney Richardson and Maureen Walrath of Pueblo Semilla in Chicago and to Isaura Andaluz and Jade Leva of SEEDS: A Collective Voice in Albuquerque, New Mexico and many more. 

Please check out this Spring edition and let us know what you think,

Deadline for the Autumn 2014 edition is August 31st 2014. 

Send contributions to seedbroadcast@gmail.com

And a huge thank you to all of you who contributed.