The following article is featured in the Organic Farming Research Foundation's Winter 2011 Issue Bulletin. The day after the State of …

Advancing ethical seed solutions to meet food and farming needs in a changing world
Matthew Dillon is one of Organic Seed Alliance's co-founders and a former executive director. He now works as the director of agricultural policy and programs for Clif Bar & Company.
The following article is featured in the Organic Farming Research Foundation's Winter 2011 Issue Bulletin. The day after the State of …
Five years ago, in February of 2005 I wrote an article regarding Monsanto's purchase of the vegetable seed conglomerate Seminis. At the time …
Battery died and so was off for a bit. We had a good panel with state Attorney Generals who seem quite geared up on these issues. They also …
Grassley (Iowa Senator) - Needs to understand process as much as substance. Compliments DOJ and USDA for doing this "badly needed" and …
When Monsanto buys into a market they buy in big. In 2005 Monsanto’s seed/genetic trait holdings were primarily in corn, cotton, soybean, …
Monsanto Purchases World's Largest Vegetable Seed Company The news of Monsanto's agreement to purchase Seminis has received little …
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Let's co-create a #FarmBill that supports your farming communities! How can the next Farm Bill help support resilient and climate-friendly agricultural systems? We hope you'll join the conversation @ the Farm Bill Virtual Listening Session on Aug. 17. seedalliance.org/eve…
Thanks to @chelliepingree for joining NSAC’s summer mtg this afternoon & for identifying farmer-driven policy solutions to our climate crisis 🌎 @sustainableag pic.twitter.com/nTxr…
Interested in organic policy work? The Coalition for #Organic & Regenerative Agriculture (CORA) has a position open to help advance their WA-based policy goals. More details below. twitter.com/tilthall…
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"It’s not too late to change course...The administration would be wise to choose that path." – OSA's Kiki Hubbard on @USDAgov's inquiry on competition concerns in the seed industry as related to Intellectual Property Rights #IPR. @thehill thehill.com/opinion/…
Advancing ethical seed solutions to meet food and farming needs in a changing world