Planting an Asian vegetable garden can be a rewarding and practical endeavor for several reasons. Asian cuisine is incredibly diverse and flavorful, and it often incorporates a wide variety of vegetables. For suggested varieties, check out our BLOG POST (May 2024).
NEW SEEDS FOR 2025
We’re introducing several new seed varieties for the UJAMAA SEEDS 2025 Seed Catalog.
2025 UJAMAA SEEDS CATALOG
We’re thrilled to introduce our 2025 Ujamaa Seeds Catalog, filled with an incredible selection of culturally significant heirloom seeds! Explore new varieties, rare finds, and trusted favorites, all sourced with care and commitment to sustainability and food sovereignty. Get ready to plant, grow, and harvest with purpose!
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ABOUT UJAMAA SEEDS
Formed in 2021, UJAMAA SEEDS is the entrepreneurial program of the Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance (UCFA). UCFA is a program of STEAM ONWARD, Inc., a 501c3 non-profit organization, organized in the state of Maryland.
The mission of UCFA is to increase diversity in the $15 billion dollar U.S. seed industry. We are committed to providing increased opportunities and support for growers from historically marginalized communities in the area of seed farming. To this end, the UCFA is working to bridge the gap between prospective BIPOC seed growers and seed companies.
SUPPORT EMERGING SEED STEWARDS
Help UCFA/UJAMAA SEEDS grow the next generation of BIPOC seed stewards by supporting scholarships for The Ira Wallace Seed School. We’re raising funds to ensure tuition is never a barrier for aspiring seed stewards from historically marginalized communities.
Your support doesn’t just fund a scholarship—it helps cultivate the future of farming.
