From humble seed to organic hub

If you are keen on growing your own fruit and vegetables, and protecting biodiversity put visiting the Irish Seed Saver’s Association (ISSA), this at the top of your list right now.

From humble seed to organic hub

If you are keen on growing your own fruit and vegetables, protecting biodiversity, saving seed, food heritage, food security and you have not yet heard of, or visited the Irish Seed Saver’s Association (ISSA), put this at the top of your list right now.

From humble beginnings in 1991, the ISSA has developed an incredible organic hub of food production, education, native woodlands, orchards and biodiversity on nine hectares in Scariff, Co Clare.

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