hundreds of American gardeners sign up for a citizen science program run by Seed Savers Exchange, a nonprofit that preserves thousands of heirloom crop varieties from around the United States.

Each year, the seed catalog put out by Seed Savers Exchange is sent to 180,000 people. Revenue from the catalog is used to permanently maintain vast, heirloom seed collections at Heritage Farm ...

The Seed Savers Exchange in Decorah, Iowa offers in-person and online meet-ups. They also publish a seed swapping catalog. Their sister organization, The Flower and Herb Exchange is a similar resource ...

The Seed Savers Exchange, based in Decorah, is a collection with more than 20,000 heirloom varieties of fruits, vegetables, flowers and grains. The non-profit’s development director Cindy ...

Natalie Aird, seed bank inventory coordinator at Seed Savers Exchange, organizes packets in a facility at the organization's farm in Decorah, Iowa. Often described as the Nobel of food and ...

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Heritage Farm is devoted to collecting rather than growing seeds. It is home to the Seed Savers Exchange, one of the largest nongovernment-owned seed banks in the United States. In 1975 Diane Ott ...

It’s a backup for more than 100 seed banks around the world, including Seed Savers Exchange based in northeast Iowa. Seed Savers manages a collection with more than 20,000 heirloom varieties of fruits ...

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And with the central bank expected to keep lowering rates, savers are preparing to say goodbye to the bounty that higher yields have brought in recent years.