Food Sovereignty

Come and join us for a weekend full of seed exchanges, political discussions, gardening workshops and farm tours at the Reclaim the Seeds event on the 23rd and 24th March at the … verder lezen

In central Tanzania, the project Chololo Ecovillage was launched in 2011 as a response to effects of climate change that are already affecting agricultural production, such as changing rainfall patterns. The success … verder lezen

Study of agroecological cases; Introduction: monthly article on Agroecology successful practices. In these monthly bulletins we’ll briefly highlight some examples where  agroecological practices, and therefore synthetic fertilizer free, are succeeding. The aim of sharing this … verder lezen

Success! We are pleased to announce a number of seed exchanges! Saturday 2 February 2019, Oudenaarde (BE): Reclaim the Seeds – ‘kiemen van verzet’ / ‘sprouting resistance’ Big companies and European seed … verder lezen

On December 19 the Amsterdam city government (GroenLinks, D66, PvdA en SP) made it’s final decision that the Lutkemeerpolder and Boterbloem organic farm will not be saved, and will instead be turned … verder lezen

All interested people are invited to join our monthly open meeting for building a Fossil Free Agriculture (FFA) campaign, on Tuesday November 13th in Amsterdam. This will be the fifth monthly meeting … verder lezen

Reclaim the Seeds is proud to announce the following seed exchanges!

Mid-October, while the sun was still shining, ASEED joined the training weekend “Taking action to change food systems” organised by the “Peasant Action Brigades” citizens’ network and FIAN Belgium.

The LCOY, the Local Conference of Youth in Amsterdam Last Saturday, ASEED was present at the LCOY, an inspiring three-day conference full of workshops, speakers and interactive sessions about climate change. Titles … verder lezen