Organic farmers need spinach varieties that not only have good disease resistance and stress tolerance but also produce good yields of high …
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Funding Awarded to Support Western Organic Flower Seed Production
Organic Seed Alliance is delighted to announce that we have been awarded funding from the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education …
Seeds of Connection: Organic Growers Meet for Discussion in Chimacum, WA
On February 12th, 2024, 2024 Organic Seed Alliance held a meeting with a group of around 14 organic seed growers in the Olympic Peninsula of …
A Visit to the East Coast: Meeting Ujamaa and more!
by Ana Galvis I want to share with all of you that from November 3rd to November 5th, 2023 I had the opportunity to visit the East Coast …
Uplifting Buckwheat in the Pacific Northwest
Buckwheat is a tiny but mighty staple crop emerging in the Pacific Northwest food and farming scene with potential to diversify our diets, …
Closing a cycle with our Organic Seed Production Course
By Ana C. Galvis Martinez September 14th, 2023 After 4 years implementing and delivering very successfully our Organic Seed Production …
Reflections on the summer with OSA from Yufen and Susana
Organic Seed Alliance was lucky to host two wonderful young farmers as field interns on the research farm in Chimacum, Washington this …
Spinach Trial Underway to Inform Seed Production
Access to a consistent seed supply of varieties adapted to organic and low-input production is important for success of organic and …
Quinoa Trials in California Underway for Another Season
Organic Seed Alliance's California-based field research season is underway with our participatory quinoa breeding project. We're continuing …
Sign up by July 1 to Participate in an On-farm Carrot Trial
UPDATE JUNE 20, 2023 – Due to a large number of responses to participate in this trial, we are no longer accepting sign-ups. If you signed …
New Organically Bred, Colorful Varieties Ready for Spring Gardens
The future is rosy and bright for spring gardens this year as seed shoppers gain access to new, organically bred varieties. We’re excited to …
What to Look Forward to with the Midwest Regional Seed Network in 2023
As 2022 comes to a close, let’s look ahead at some of the exciting events and opportunities that will be coming to the Midwest region in …
