SeedTV

SeedTV is a webinar series hosted by The Gaia Foundation’s Seed Sovereignty Programme for the seed network in the UK. The topics range from medicinal seeds to seed garlic, seed legislation changes to crowd breeding, but have one thing in common: seeds! Join us (roughly) quarterly to delve deep into the rich, regenerative, radical world of seed as we explore topics that have the most interest and impact for our networks.

If you have an idea for an upcoming SeedTV session, please get in touch at seedsovereignty@gaianet.org. 

Watch Seed TV

August 2026

Pat Thomas from Beyond GM explores the UK’s rapidly changing legal and policy landscape for gene-edited – or so-called “precision bred” – plants and seeds.

October 2025

Hear from seed growers in North America and Canada – Native Seed Search, the Seed Workers Organising Group, and FarmFolk CityFolk – about their models for a more transparent and fair seed system.

June 2025

Hopefully putting to bed the age-old question, “Is this blight?” This webinar, with Simon Crawford and Jamie Stroud, gives you the tools and knowledge to identify a range of tomato issues. 

January 2025

Holly Silvester explores how farmer-led seed production can create a more resilient and diverse seed system⁠, and unearths what is needed to build a thriving and abundant seed network in the UK⁠.

(but were too afraid to ask!)

September 2024

Explore the world of genetic modification with Leonie Nimmo of GM Freeze. This Seed TV is an excellent resource for anyone interested in this complex aspect of seed sovereignty.

May 2024

Successfully growing seed crops in the UK has become increasingly difficult and unpredictable. Andrew McMillion and Finlay Keiller discuss how they grow seed crops against all odds.

February 2024

Embark on a fun and dynamic herbal odyssey with the Seed Sistas in this exploration into the enchanting intersection of medicinal herbs, ancient wisdom, and modern science.

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