Seeds, Storytelling & the Future of Food: Inside Baker Creek’s Global Movement
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Jennifer Ross interviews Michelle Johnson from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds about the personal and global impact of their seed movement.
Send us Fan Mail When I sat down to talk with Michelle Johnson from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, I expected to learn more about seeds. What I didn’t expect was to walk away thinking about joy, legacy, and the future of food in an entirely different way. What started nearly three decades ago as 17-year-old Jere Gettle's handmade seed catalog has grown into a global movement — but at its heart, it still feels deeply personal. That sincerity came through in every part of our conversation. What st...
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