Resilient Food Systems Begin with Locally Adapted Seed The front page story in today’s (May 13) USA Today about the “high cost of weather” …
Resilient Food Systems Begin with Locally Adapted Seed
The front page story in today's (May 13) USA Today about the "high cost of weather" says "it looks like 2011 is perhaps going to set a new …
From the Field: Participatory Breeding in Sweet Corn
The weather was perfect for planting at Eel River Produce in Shively, CA this past Wednesday. The seedbed was prepared and the old Planet …
What do honeybees, chickens, and seed have in common?
What do honeybees, chickens, and seed have in common? They're all part of an impressive line-up of auction items at the Mother Earth News …
Seed Digest (April 16 – 29, 2011)
Seeds for Change: Growing & Adapting Your Seed Join OSA’s Dr. John Navazio on July 4 – 5, 2011, at Foxglove Farm on Salt Spring Island …
OSA Helps Empower Seed Stewards in CA
Last Sunday, March 27th, OSA partnered with the Humboldt Permaculture Guild to help farmers and gardeners get ready for spring at the 13th …
Seed Digest (March 4 – 18, 2011)
Farmers, Consumer Groups File Second Alfalfa Lawsuit Attorneys for the Center for Food Safety (CFS) and Earthjustice filed a lawsuit against …
Spring Greetings from OSA’s Executive Director
Signs of spring are appearing in Washington after a cold winter. As days lengthen and soils warm, Organic Seed Alliance (OSA) embraces the …
NOVIC: Breeding in Response to Farmers’ Needs
Growing Magazine features the Northern Organic Vegetable Improvement Collaborative (NOVIC) in an article titled, "Collaborative and …
Farmer Reflects on the Promise of Participatory Breeding
Tom Willey of T&D Willey Farms reflects on his trip to Organicology earlier this month and lessons learned in the important role he and …
Seed Digest (February 5-18, 2011)
OSA Publishes State of Organic Seed OSA released an extensive report that serves as the first comprehensive analysis of the challenges and …
Farmer Nash Huber Awarded “Sustie”
OSA supporter and seed systems advocate, Nash Huber, was awarded a "Sustie" at last week's EcoFarm Conference in Pacific Grove, CA. We're …

