Bring the beauty of tradition
into your home with farm-grown marigolds
What they’re saying
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“Indigenous people protect 80% of global biodiversity. Their knowledge and leadership are critical to climate solutions.”
UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (un.org)
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"For Indigenous women, agriculture is not just about growing food — it is an act of cultural survival, spiritual connection, and ancestral responsibility. Their traditional knowledge, passed down through generations, sustains biodiversity, heals the land, and nurtures the wellbeing of their communities."
“The Role of Indigenous Women in Agriculture and Biodiversity Conservation” – Policy brief by Cultural Survival:
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“Indigenous women are the seed keepers, land stewards, and knowledge holders of our communities. Their role in agriculture is vital not only for food sovereignty, but for the survival of culture, biodiversity, and future generations.”
Rowen White, Mohawk seedkeeper and founder of Sierra Seeds