Published September 24, 2025 | Version v1

Recovering res communis from res propia: how does open source seed contribute to farmers' seed rights and breeding for diversity?

  • 1. Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
  • 2. Rete Semi Rurali
  • 3. Independent Law Researcher and Policy Analyst
  • 4. ROR icon National University of General San Martín
  • 5. Bioleft: seeds as commons
  • 6. Center for Research on Transformation, National University of San Martín
  • 7. EDMO icon University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • 8. Association for AgriCulture and Ecology
  • 9. MASIPAG
  • 10. Seed Savers Network, Kenya

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Recovering res communis from res propia: how does open source seed contribute to farmers’ seed rights and breeding for diversity?

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European Commission
LIVESEEDING - Organic seed and plant breeding to accelerate sustainable and diverse food systems in Europe 101059872