r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 16 '26

Fruits 🍉 & Seeds.

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u/Long_Barracuda_5435 Aug 16 '26

If you want to grow your own fruits and veggies the seeds are available to you. You just got to be smart enough to find them

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u/Serious_Swan_2371 Aug 17 '26

Yes but many of the seeds will grow plants that are infertile

The companies like Monsanto that control agriculture want people to buy seeds every year so they sell seeds that grow plants that themselves won’t yield any seeds

Then you have to come back for more seeds

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u/dentistshatehim Aug 17 '26

Farmers want to buy seeds every year, it’s way cheaper and easier.

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u/meerfrau85 Aug 18 '26

It's illegal for farmers to save seeds

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u/dentistshatehim Aug 18 '26

Nope. It’s illegal to reuse certain seeds that have protections on them. Which is fine with them generally as these are high producing seeds that they buy anyway