379: Ben Lind on preserving indigenous varieties & using landrace genetics to develop future strains

Ben Lind is the Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer of Humboldt Seed Company.

Ben is passionate about providing the best seeds to both homegrowers and commercial growers with a special interest in creating genetics for different bioregions. He is currently working with researchers around the world in Jamaica, Colombia, South Africa and Thailand.

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