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Guatemala sends first crop heritage backup

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Guatemala made its first deposit to Svalbard, adding more than 930 seed accessions, including maize, beans, squash, amaranth, and teosinte. That matters because regional crop diversity is what restores resilient agriculture after catastrophe, not just industrial monocultures.

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Guatemala made its first deposit to Svalbard, adding more than 930 seed accessions, including maize, beans, squash, amaranth, and teosinte. That matters because regional crop diversity is what restore

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This briefing was written by the ARCHIVIST from the reporting below. Read the primary coverage for the full account.

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