Hongseong Seed Library: Our Neighborhood Seed Library

It is a book that lives in the castle, farming, teaching children, and protecting seeds with precious hearts. Not only did the founder become an individual but the 'President of the Red Seed' was also a library all together. The book, which provides the first step forward from the initial idea, including the creation of seed libraries, the organization of activists, the construction process, and the collecting of seeds through the drinking of seeds, introduces three sections of work that is done in the seed library. Part 1 is an intro of the entire book, and it relates what kind of oil they decided to protect their seeds. Part 2 is made up of several chapters. We're going to talk about how seed farming, seed training, recording the seeds collected, and how the process of planning a drink and interviewing ten-grandmothers has been followed. The book's highlights, obviously, ‘spoken seed and interviewed’ are very exciting but is significant in that it will help you to confirm once again the history of seeds, our history. Part 3 is the United States (Bay Air Seeds Library, Sid Sabus XSche, Hudson Valley Seed Library, native Seas, Pima County Seeds House, Richmond Seeds Reserve, Canada (The Library of Toronto), India (The Old East City Seed Library), and the British/ Irish Library of the European Islands (The Three Arts of the Virgin Islands).

Korean title: 우리 동네 씨앗 도서관

Korean author: 홍성 씨앗 도서관

Korean publisher: 들녘

ISBN-13: 9791159253935