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<h1>Gullah Seed Cycles for Colony Habitats</h1>
<p>Applying our sea-island seed saving to 14-week DMAIC loops. Every grain counted twice, roots steady for new worlds.</p>
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<h2>Define: Heritage Banks</h2>
<p>Lowcountry okra, rice, and beans — resilient strains from our grandmothers' jars. Document like production lots.</p>
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<h2>Measure & Analyze</h2>
<p>Track germination under simulated thin sun. Zero-waste: every seed replanted or shared in the circle.</p>
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<h2>Improve & Control</h2>
<p>Build redundancy like our kitchens. Gumbo base starts here — slow, deliberate, for the long haul.</p>
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