Libraries. Quiet enclosures of knowledge, history, words, pictures, listening pleasure in the form of compact discs, and viewing pleasure in both DVD and VHS format. Who doesn't love a well-stocked library?
Now, catching on in various parts of the country, are seed-lending programs via libraries.
Fairfield Library is doing a seed-lending program. The idea is that you "borrow" heirloom seeds, sow 'n' grow, benefit from the veggies and green, and preserve seeds from the plants. In the fall, you bring the preserved seeds back and return them to the library. How cool is that?!?!
The program is sponsored by the Fairfield Woods Branch Library and the Fairfield Organic Teaching Farm. Funding for program is provided by the Fairfield Earth Day Committee. Seeds were donated by Bakers Creek and Comstock Seeds.
Hopefully this is a trend that will continue to catch on and spread to libraries everywhere. Here's to spreading the independent food movement.
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5 comments:
What a fantastic concept ~ I love it!
That is a fantastic idea. You can get the seeds, and the information how to get the best out, of them all in one stop.
what an amazing idea!! i hope it catches on up this way!
That is so cool.
That is terribly cool!
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