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@druid This is such a great production (film, article, and photos), thank you very much! I had goosebumps (and so lovely to hear this language).

We have nearly the same old threshing machine in our farm museum.
It's touching because here in eastern France (Alsace), we had a similar development. A young couple restaurated an old mill and specialised in bio flour. They became interested in ancient species, found a farmer, made experiments with ancient grains.
The biggest surprise were not the

@druid grains alone. These people, and their food changed a whole micro-region into a positive way of life, of cooperation, and built a strong network with people living here. And all this could happen in a political far-right region - a sign of hope how seeds can change people ...

@NatureMC Thanks Petra! I'm really glad you liked it. The project near you sounds fantastic! Like you said, it gives us hope to see what good can be achieved when people come together, in harmony with their surroundings.

@druid Thank you very much for inspiring me, planting these seeds into my brain - I just blogged about it: https://steadyhq.com/en/naturematchcuts/posts/025f4904-2364-4711-8907-f7e55841993f

@NatureMC Wow! That's lovely! I'm so glad my post brought some much needed respite after the sludge deluge!

@druid Thank you, I'll dive in later!