Practice of seed saving has a long history - West Hawaii Today
Agriculture began around 10,000 B.C. when hunter-gatherer societies began settling in one place, farming crops and domesticating animals for their food. This stay-at-home farming was made possible partially by the practice of saving seeds from one harvest and planting and
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