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The future of food starts with a seed. But who gets to save those seeds, grow them, and pass them on to the next generat

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The future of food starts with a seed. But who gets to save those seeds, grow them, and pass them on to the next generatThe future of food starts with a seed.Oct 169 likesSome of the best food starts with the simplest ingredients and just a little creativity. And that is exactly what Chef JSome of the best food starts with the simplest ingredients and just a little creativity.Sep 244 likesThere is something powerful about writing down your goals. Across Uganda, farmers sat down with a DIG facilitator to refThere is something powerful about writing down your goals.Aug 714 likesHow do you visualize change? When two Batwa farmer groups in Uganda were asked to draw what their food systems used to lHow do you visualize change?Jul 1616 likesIt was graduation day in Senegal. This month in Senegal, we gathered to celebrate the graduation of the Soucoupapaye (ÉtIt was graduation day in Senegal.Jul 614 likesFarmer graduations in Uganda kick off this week! Over the next three weeks, DIG UGANDA will celebrate farmers who have sFarmer graduations in Uganda kick off this week!Jun 36 likesMeet Tegera, a DIG farmer and elder from the Mukungu Batwa group. After the Batwa were forced from their forest home, muMeet Tegera, a DIG farmer and elder from the Mukungu Batwa group.May 2610 likesLast Week, DIG KENYA spent time with researchers from Colorado State University implementing the Farmer Research NetworkLast Week, DIG KENYA spent time with researchers from Colorado State University…May 1316 likesJoin us in welcoming Mourine, DIG KENYA's newest team member 🌱 Mourine’s journey with DIG began as a farmer in one of oJoin us in welcoming Mourine, DIG KENYA's newest team member 🌱 Mourine’s journey with…Feb 66 likesDIG is an Action Word – My Trip Back to Africa Fifteen years ago, Bill Collison joined a small group of travelers on DIGDIG is an Action Word – My Trip Back to Africa Fifteen years ago…Nov 13, 202525 likes

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