What's up everyone today? We're back with the final episode with Bridget Rumsstead of San Diego Seed Company

I had an absolute blast talking to her I'm probably going to end up going out to their farm

Later in this spring once things are really rip roaring over there and

doing a video tour similar to the one I did with Stephen Cornette of Nature's Always Right.

So there's a lot of farmers here in San Diego that I'd like to meet and learn from and then pass those

learnings on to you guys who listen to the show or watch the YouTube channel and

so that's going to be coming up on the horizon but for this episode we're

talking about mistakes that people make when they go ahead and try to save seed for the first time.

It's a foreign process. A lot of us aren't used to it. We buy our seeds 100% of the time. We don't save any of them.

And if you want to try it, here are some mistakes

that you can avoid.

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A top mistake.

Mmm.

Besides not letting it dry out.

Well, harvesting it too young, too early. That's the biggest, that would be the other

business one. But I would say for those who are like interested in, you know, saving

seed a little bit more there's so many resource

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