permaculture

[Scott Vlaun <scott@moosepondarts.com>]

I've worked with Seeds of Change for the last 17 years as a  
photographer and writer. While recent events have been difficult to  
swallow for many, including me, there are still a lot of well  
intentioned people there that are working hard to support organic seed  
growers and increase the stock of high quality organic seed on the  
market. They also still support a lot of community gardening projects.  
We all knew that there would be compromises when they were taken on by  
Mars, but millions of dollars worth of good organic seed has been  
grown and distributed none the less.

BS? Maybe, Total? I don't think so.


Scott Vlaun Moose Pond Arts+Ecology Design Solutions for a Sustainable  
Future
450 Main Street, Studio 2, Norway, Maine 04268 • 207-739-2409

On Nov 30, 2010, at 10:03 PM, Lawrence F. London, Jr. wrote:

> On 8/10/2010 3:04 PM, SArjuna@aol.com wrote:
> > I asked a friend who works inside the world of seed/variety saving  
> > for an
> > informed view of the changes at SSE and Seeds of Change, which to  
> > some appear
> > to be hostile takeovers, and received the following.
> > -Shivani in Wi
>
> Total BS
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