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A lecture called Plant breeding on Nature's terms (or permaculture friendly maize)

 
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Webinar Plant breeding on Nature's terms-dr Walter Goldstein 2026031


(ETA: https://vimeo.com/1176218246/45943ee1ac if the above isn't working.)

This video was pointed out to me by the Going To Seed social media account. It appears to be about two and a half hours long, but the last 45 minutes is just silence you can skip.

Dr. Goldstein from the Mandaamin Institute talks about breeding maize/corn and liberating good genes from old commercial varieties and making sure they have old Hopi (&c) genes for nitrogen fixation and many other topics. It was really a great lecture and helped me reify my belief that maize has a permanent place as a restorative annual on my property even as I continue to tip my efforts toward perennial production. He also spoke at length about the role of endophytes and Dr. James White's work.
 
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