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Framed in a context of free trade policies and the privatization of the commons, this article analyzes the production of knowledge about ‘traditional’ seeds in the Colombian Network of Free Seeds, on two dimensions: (1) other ways of knowing and relating to seeds; (2) mechanisms by which these forms of know-how have been included and/or excluded from public policy. Drawing from critical studies on science and technology and decoloniality, we argue that there is a conflictbetween two forms of conceiving seeds. One, born out of discourses and practices of development, where seeds are the capital of the agricultural biotechnology industry and the knowledges on how to preserve and grow them are privatized. Another belonging to a universe where seeds, territory, and knowledge interweave as a commons.

Resistencias epistémico-políticas frente a la privatización de las semillas y los saberes colectivos