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Changing the Climate with the Seeds we Sow
Softcover $20 CAD
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*30% OFF orders of 2 or more
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Author: Jason, Dan
Publisher: Watershed Sentinel Books, Comox, Canada
Year Published: 2020 (expanded 2nd edition)
Pages: 80 pp
ISBN: 978-0-9953286-4-8
In all the talk about climate change, rarely mentioned is the huge part played by agriculture. Now more than ever, we need to build community-level capacity to grow nutritious food in a climate-friendly way.
In this inspiring and visually beautiful volume, seed expert Dan Jason profiles twenty-one nutritious, energizing, time-tested, earth-friendly and beautiful plants to enhance home- and community-scale agriculture, and challenge a chemical-industrial farming system reliant on fossil fuel inputs. These often-overlooked, easy-to-grow, and soil-enhancing plants are small powerhouses with huge potential to add nutrient value to home food gardens and help to create secure local food systems.
The first self-published edition of Changing the Climate with the Seeds we Sow sold out in just 5 months – this expanded second edition features additional beautiful watercolour illustrations by award-winning artist Lyn Alice.
Softcover $20 CAD
*free shipping until Dec 31, 2021
*30% OFF orders of 2 or more
ex: 1=$20 (reg. $26), 2=$28 (reg. $52), 3=$42 (reg. $78)
Author: Jason, Dan
Publisher: Watershed Sentinel Books, Comox, Canada
Year Published: 2020 (expanded 2nd edition)
Pages: 80 pp
ISBN: 978-0-9953286-4-8
In all the talk about climate change, rarely mentioned is the huge part played by agriculture. Now more than ever, we need to build community-level capacity to grow nutritious food in a climate-friendly way.
In this inspiring and visually beautiful volume, seed expert Dan Jason profiles twenty-one nutritious, energizing, time-tested, earth-friendly and beautiful plants to enhance home- and community-scale agriculture, and challenge a chemical-industrial farming system reliant on fossil fuel inputs. These often-overlooked, easy-to-grow, and soil-enhancing plants are small powerhouses with huge potential to add nutrient value to home food gardens and help to create secure local food systems.
The first self-published edition of Changing the Climate with the Seeds we Sow sold out in just 5 months – this expanded second edition features additional beautiful watercolour illustrations by award-winning artist Lyn Alice.