Protect Your Seeds
We offer tools and open source knowledge for organic seed coating.
Reaching food sovereignty
Our proposal is to develop a system of organic pellets to increase enormously the germination and viability of the seeds of the local producers, protecting them from fungi, insects and adding microbiology for a increasing the fertility of the soil.
Comunity
We form a community of practice where we help and share solutions of germination through pelletization.
Open Technology
We need other from to approach knowledge against the patents of hybrid seeds. We create tools and knowledge open to improve and expand the technology.
Eficiency
The conventional industry has demonstrated the efficiency of pelleted seeds, considerably improving germination and increasing production to 50% in some cases.
Do It Yourself
We seek to create accessible tools that can be used by small farmers and environmental associations.
Empowerment
We offer seed pelleting workshops, to ensure a scalability and transition towards the ecological improvement of the seeds.
Global
Our goal is to reach as many farmers and reforestation projects as possible, through the Internet and build a global community.
Farmers and conservationists
Small and medium-sized farmers and restoration projects can pelletize their seeds themselves to protect them during storage and ensure that they will be protected against fungi and insects during germination,
Ecological restoration of ecosystems
In the recovery of degraded land, whether by fires or very unfertile soils, seed pelletizing can be a key factor in improving plant planting and reducing seed costs and needs.
Cost Reduction
Due to the high cost and low availability of many forest seeds, it is very important to pelletize them to protect them and to guarantee their germination.
Efficiency
It has been shown that under unideal conditions, such as forest planting, pelleted seeds behave better and are more efficient than non-pelletized.
Resiliency
In reforestation, it is advisable to sow at the right time, usually after the summer, but the seeds can stay in the field for a long time before germinating. If seeded pellets can survive in the field without risk of predation, fungal attack, or dryness.
Adaptability
When you know the environment where you do the resforestation, you can adapt the ingredients of the pelletization to the climate type, whether it is a dry or humid climate.
Workshops
What people think about us
Pitu Gustavo
Prefecture coordinator
What sows much more than it seems and invites us to re-sow and sow a better humanity. With proper care and to the precise extent germinate many wonderful things. They changed my world. Thank you for that. The era of collaboration is underway.
Antonio Latuca
Responsible of the program of Urban Agriculture of Rosario
“Powerful seeds came to Rosario at the time from our local free seed bank we needed to consolidate the same and also make a qualitative leap to make our seeds better used by the gardeners of Rosario and the Region”
Roberta Valencia
Gardener in Parque Huerta Bosque de los Constituyenes
“The project is fascinating, we will be able to learn along with them, I love the project, surely we will put into practice to see the result.”
