Peasants Fight to Keep Creole Seeds Live in Central America · Global Voices

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IZALCO, El Salvador – The pride that Salvadoran farmer Sonia Gutiérrez feels for her Creole corn seeds has to do not only with the flavor of the tortillas she makes with them, which ensures that it is spectacular, but also with the grains being the basis of her food security and her [...] This article Farmers struggle to keep the Creole seeds alive in Central America was originally published in IPS News Agency