Project Seed LLC Helps Local Farmers:

This spring, there will be a sale to provide area farmers with low-cost, high-quality seed.  There will be alfalfa, and clover ready for sale and non-GMO seed can be ordered.  Comparable yields make this seed an attractive alternative.  The Diocese of La Crosse also offers financial assistance to those in need, so no one is turned away. Donations to help support Project Seed are welcome and can be sent to the Diocese of La Crosse.

Check out the 2024 Project Seed Brochure for information on how you can help!

2024 Sale Dates Project Seed II LLC

Kendall area sales will be directed to Richland Center.
Scott Mohr: 608-769-2764  or Steve Mohr: 608-780-5460

Cassel
Saturday, April 6th
11am-1pm
Sacred Heart Church
222761 Cty Rd S, Marathon
Mary Hack: 715-443-2103

There will be some extra seed on the truck but it’s best to order ahead of time to be sure to get what you want.
If we don’t have it on the truck, we will work with you to make sure you are ready for planting season.

Biotechnology: Threat or Hope?

There is much justifiable concern on the part of many regarding the usage of biotechnology in particular that of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO). The concern is two-fold:

1. Is the engineering one of cooperation with God or manipulation of nature?
2. Does the purchase and usage of GMO seed constitute cooperation with an unfair monopoly?

While the dialogue and debate of the above two questions continue, the Diocesan Rural Life Committee has decided to continue to offer non-GMO seed corn for Project Seed.

For more information on GMOs click here

For more information on this, please read the article “Agriculture Biotechnology: A Catholic Rural Life Perspective” from the National Catholic Rural Life Conference.