Oxford Food Symposium featured on BBC Radio Four’s The Food Programme

BBC Radio Four’s The Food Programme recorded an episode at the 2018 Symposium on Seeds. Featuring stories from edible acorns and the links between amaranth and cannibalism to the importance of seed banks and a project to bring back deliciousness to wheat. Listen here.

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