Saving Seed While Improving Vegetable Strains - - FHC Q & A

Saving your own heirloom seed is not complicated, but the methods vary for different vegetables or crop types. On this edition of the Farm Hand’s Companion Q & A Show, Pa Mac not only explains the various methods for saving seed for the most common garden vegetables like okra, corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, peanuts, and melons, but also how to improve the strains to adapt to your own region or area.

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