“My grandparents and parents taught me early on that food sovereignty is a critical component to having a vibrant, healthy, and thriving community and nation.” – Loretta Afraid of Bear Cook, Lakota
We at SeedBroadcast have been learning from the incredible capacity of our seeds, are dedicated to what they teach us and in return offer our kinship to keep their nurturing stories alive and in good health. We believe and are acting to keep our seeds alive.
Might you?
We too are seeds…
The printed versions of the latest edition of the SeedBroadcast agri-Culture Journal can be found at your local Co-ops, farmers markets, cafes and you might even find a surprise in your CSA!
Do look out for them and let us know what you think.
A digital version is also available to read or download from our journal archive.
Our 26th edition will be published in the Spring of 2027,
the deadline is April 19th 2027.
Information on how to submit in the Journal:
Please include a short bio, images should be at least 300 DPI 4” x 6” and include your mailing address as we will mail you a stack of printed copies to distribute in your own locale.
Send to seedbroadcast@gmail.com
You can keep up with our actions and encounters with other seed lovers at on our website:
A huge shout out to all that submitted to this 25th edition:
Devavani Chatterjea, Sonia Blough, Jeanette Hart-Mann, Amanda Cortés, John McLeod, Susanna Carlisle, Gunjan Koul, Chef Marcus Orange, Kate Watters, Jill Sans, Emily Romero, Sara Wright, Chrissie Orr and Rachel Bordeleau.
This issue is dedicated with deep bow of gratitude to all the peoples of the world who are facing rapid changes to their homelands, with the ongoing fires, floods, hurricanes and erratic weather patterns and violence that are threatening their survival and the survival of their seeds, lands, plants, animals. And cultural belonging.
