Buffalo Creek Squash Video - Seneca Nation Health System

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Buffalo Creek Squash

Buffalo Creek Squash is a Haudenosaunee (Seneca) Winter Squash Variety and is one of the original three sisters. It is called “Buffalo Creek” Squash due to the location in which this squash variety came from, the Buffalo Creek Territory of the Seneca Nation. Squash is full of healthy vitamins and minerals that can help your baby’s development. Watch the video below for an opportunity to increase your knowledge and skills to support your baby’s health and the Seneca culture by making your own baby food.

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