How to develop and manage your own community seedbank

From
The Alliance of Bioversity International and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT)
Published on
11.04.18
Impact Area
Biodiversity, Food security
Funders
Netherlands, South Africa

Ronnie Vernooy, Genetic Resources Policy Specialist, Bioversity International, reports on a new handbook for farmers who want to establish or strengthen community seedbanks.

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How to develop and manage your own community seedbank

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