Organic Seed Growers Conference Trade Show will be better than ever! Help fuel the synergies that sustain the organic movement by joining …
Registration Now Open for Montana Seed Trainings
OSA is leading two hands-on trainings in Montana next month focused on seed harvesting, handling, and quality. The first event will teach …
A Feast of New Flavors Enjoyed at Field Day
Over 120 local eaters joined OSA’s plant breeders to celebrate a cornucopia of fresh farm flavors at our third Community Field Day and …
Organic Seed on Display at the National Heirloom Expo
OSA had the opportunity to attend this year's National Heirloom Expo in Santa Rosa, California. Our exhibit included a range of produce and …
3rd Annual Tomato Taste-Off!
The August heat delivered an exceptional tomato season this year in Jefferson County, Washington, home of our research farm. Last weekend …
Seed to Kitchen Event Highlights Organic Breeding
Farmers, plant breeders, seed companies, and other agriculturalists gathered last week in Madison for a tour of field trials hosted by the …
Join Us for Our Community Field Day & Tasting!
Summer is BUSY, fueled by long days and full fields. As the days get a bit shorter and autumn approaches, we invite you to join us at our …
Volunteers Help with Weeding (and Eating)
Keeping OSA’s research farm in Chimacum, WA, clear of pesky weeds is a challenge for us, as it is for any farmer. When our research team has …
Seed Intensive Lives Up to Its Name
OSA’s Seed Intensive workshop, taught at University of California - Davis this month, was just that — intensive. No word better describes …
Evaluating the Fruits of our Labor
Farmers, researchers, and chefs gathered this week to learn about seed saving and plant breeding as part of a Purdue University field tour …
Best Practices for Sustaining Public Plant Breeding
This blog post was first published by the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC). Public plant breeding programs, as their …
Snapshots from our Kale Breeding Workshop in Canada
This past week, OSA's Laurie McKenzie traveled by land, air, and sea (okay, just land and sea) to train Canadian farmers and students in …

