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			<title>Shelburne Horticultural Society</title>
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 <br>Aabir Dey was the recent guest speaker, at the April Shelburne &amp; District Horticultural Society meeting, from the Bauta Family Initiative on Canadian Seed Security. “It was a very interesting evening learning about building a national seed bank to increase the quality, quantity and diversity of ecologically produced seed in Canada,” said Cathy Brown, Shelburne &amp; District Horticultural Society representative. Aabir is pictured with Horticultural Director Colette Whiting. The next Horticultural Society meeting takes place on Tuesday, May 19th with guest speaker Katie Dawson of Cut &amp; Dried Flower Farm.

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