10/01/2026
Call for SEED ART!
Speaking of SeedBroadcast..... did you know that SeedBroadcast was born on HawkMoth Farm as a collective project of Jeanette Hart-Mann and Chrissie Orr in 2010? Our first year involved working with some amazing seed people all across San Miguel County! All of these folks inspired us to steward all forms of creative seed work.
Here is our call for SEED ART for the 13th annual edition of the SeedBroadcast agri-Culture Journal. Here is a link to the entire online library. All editions are downloadable as free pdf's.
https://seedbroadcast.org/projects/agriculture-journal
Here are details about submitting your work. The deadline has been extended to October 9, 2026.
The 1st edition of the SeedBroadcast agri-Culture Journal emerged in the Autumn of 2013 as a response to our intentionality of broadcasting far and wide the deep wisdom that is held in the stories and actions of people working and being with the land and seeds. Each edition is comprised of contributions sent to us from all over the world, from poets, farmers, seed savers, activists, and those that want to spread the word of seed. The journal holds the essence of reciprocity: receiving and giving back. It has always been free and open pollinated. Available as pdf download and limited-edition print.
Contribute! Participate! Propose!
We welcome your Seed Stories, Art, Poetry, Recipes, Photographs and More.
Please include a short bio, images should be at least 300 DPI 4” x 6” and include your mailing address. We will mail you a stack of printed copies to distribute in your own community.
For more information or to submit your contribution send to [email protected]
A big shout out to all the local seed people who inspired us! Armando Saiia, Barb Ewing, Cathy Kahn, Clarinda Lowen, Sherril and Trini Martinez, Jean Warner, John and Cindy McCleod, Suzanne Coffee, Adrienne O'Brien, Lucille Joseph, and Jose Maestas. Thank you all and everyone who has supported SeedBroadcast over the years!
agri-Culture Journal The 1st edition of the SeedBroadcast agri-Culture Journal emerged in the Autumn of 2013 as a response to our intentionality of broadcasting far and wide the deep wisdom that is held in the stories and actions of people working and being with the land and seeds. Each edition is...