Bug Out Seed Bag - By Marjory Wildcraft
Hi Friend,
Here is a really good idea, and an awesome value - a "Bug Out Seed Bag" It is a kit of 25 packs of open-pollinated, heirloom seeds. Packed in a small package you can toss into your backpack, or buy several for barter or trade items.
Remember I promised to try and get you an additional discount? The kit is already priced at just a little bit over $1 per seed pack (an awesome deal these days - especially for quality seeds), and Farmer John has graciously offered to give readers of the Grow Your Own Groceries newsletter an additional 5% off.
Go to this link
http://sustainableseedco.com/bug-out-seed-bag.html
and when you checkout, use this coupon code for the additional discount Wildcraft0113 - this code will be good until 2/28/2013.
You remember Farmer John from the Instant Master Gardener course? I interviewed John to get the three key things you need to know about saving seeds. I shot that video while touring John's farm & The Sustainable Seed company in northern California. John runs an amazing operation.
I highly recommend when buying seeds to get them from a good source. And as you may already know large agri-business is buying up seed companies right and left, so finding a good source can be a bit challenging.
Seeds are not the most expensive prep you are going to have, but it may well be one of the most important. It is not something to skimp on, or take chances with.
Click here
http://sustainableseedco.com/bug-out-seed-bag.html
to get to Farmer John's website to order your "Bug Out Bag Seed Kit". When you check out, look for a box asking you for a coupon code, and then enter Wildcraft0113 get your 5% discount
Warmly,
Marjory
PS: OK, you aren't going to believe this one - but I am going to Cuba in a few weeks. Why Cuba? Cuba is the undisputed world leader in sustainable agriculture. They underwent a horrific collapse - are still in it actually. And sustainable organic agriculture is the only way you can feed 11 million people when you have no fuel, chemicals, or tractor parts. I'll write more very soon.
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Here is a really good idea, and an awesome value - a "Bug Out Seed Bag" It is a kit of 25 packs of open-pollinated, heirloom seeds. Packed in a small package you can toss into your backpack, or buy several for barter or trade items.
Remember I promised to try and get you an additional discount? The kit is already priced at just a little bit over $1 per seed pack (an awesome deal these days - especially for quality seeds), and Farmer John has graciously offered to give readers of the Grow Your Own Groceries newsletter an additional 5% off.
Go to this link
http://sustainableseedco.com/bug-out-seed-bag.html
and when you checkout, use this coupon code for the additional discount Wildcraft0113 - this code will be good until 2/28/2013.
You remember Farmer John from the Instant Master Gardener course? I interviewed John to get the three key things you need to know about saving seeds. I shot that video while touring John's farm & The Sustainable Seed company in northern California. John runs an amazing operation.
I highly recommend when buying seeds to get them from a good source. And as you may already know large agri-business is buying up seed companies right and left, so finding a good source can be a bit challenging.
Seeds are not the most expensive prep you are going to have, but it may well be one of the most important. It is not something to skimp on, or take chances with.
Click here
http://sustainableseedco.com/bug-out-seed-bag.html
to get to Farmer John's website to order your "Bug Out Bag Seed Kit". When you check out, look for a box asking you for a coupon code, and then enter Wildcraft0113 get your 5% discount
Warmly,
Marjory
PS: OK, you aren't going to believe this one - but I am going to Cuba in a few weeks. Why Cuba? Cuba is the undisputed world leader in sustainable agriculture. They underwent a horrific collapse - are still in it actually. And sustainable organic agriculture is the only way you can feed 11 million people when you have no fuel, chemicals, or tractor parts. I'll write more very soon.
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