As part of the Queer Aided Design x Wet Patch workshop series, we’ll be learning different methods of seed saving alongside exploring the history of seed and plant breeding.

Meryn will be sharing her wisdom on the political and environmental implications of genetically modified seeds and how this impacts farmers, growers and the food industry on a global scale.

This will be an interactive workshop, encouraging discussion, seed shelling and tea drinking if you have seeds to swap pls bring some down, or alternatively if you want some seeds to plant also join us!!

This session is available to all Gut Level members and EASA Commons students, sign up below if you’d like to attend!

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