Seeding the Future, Seeding Freedom, One Seed at a Time

On February 13, 2017

Humanity stands at an evolutionary cross road. We can consciously choose the path of Oneness – of our being part of One Planet, One Humanity, living and celebrating our many diversities […]

Free trade: A corporate scam

On February 1, 2017

“Free trade” rules are written by corporations to enlarge their freedom to commodify and privatise the last inch of land, the last drop of water, the last seed, the last serving of food, the last byte of information, the last bit of data, knowledge […]

Real Farming Report – Whose seeds are they anyway?

On January 13, 2017

By Kathryn Hindess – The Ecologist, 6 January 2016 Source The new People Need Nature report – published to coincide […]

Beware of digital dictatorship

On January 2, 2017

We live in times where the non-working rent collectors and speculators have emerged as the richest billionaires. Meanwhile, the hard working honest people, like farmers, workers in in self-organised economies […]

Seed Freedom in Mexico – Nov. Dec. 2016

On December 19, 2016

Photo credits: Juan Antonio Correa Calfin for Voces del Maiz (where not otherwise specified). The 5th Seed Freedom Network of […]

Monsanto to no longer develop cotton seeds in Maharashtra

On December 15, 2016

The Maharashtra government on Wednesday announced that it would not allow multinational seed giant Monsanto to develop cotton seed varieties in the State henceforth.

Indigenous peoples bring Ek Balam Declaration to COP13 – Voices of Maíz

On December 15, 2016

The Ek Balam Declaration states that indigenous peoples are the rightful possessors, conservationists and breeders of maize and and all associated biodiversity.

Monsanto Tribunal and People’s Assembly – Report

On December 13, 2016

Over the last century, giant agribusiness interests which came out of the war industry have poisoned life, our ecosystems, destroyed our biodiversity and pushed farmers off the land.