USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is responsible for overseeing experimental field trials of genetically engineered …
Seed Advocacy: New Report, GE Crop Decisions, and More
Organic Seed Alliance has spent nearly two years making a roadmap for organic seed systems, and we’re proud to announce its publication, …
Farmers, Consumer Groups File Second Alfalfa Lawsuit
Cross-posted from the Center for Food Safety Farmers and Consumer Groups File Lawsuit Challenging Genetically Engineered Alfalfa …
How to Respond to GE Alfalfa and Sugar Beets
In the aftermath of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s recent decision to deregulate both genetically engineered (GE) alfalfa and sugar …
Remember StarLink?
USDA just announced its approval of a genetically engineered (GE) corn trait that is unique from other GE traits on the market: it's …
OGC CEO Asks Obama for Common Sense Principles
This letter is re-printed with permission by the CEO of Organically Grown Company in Clackamas, Oregon, the largest wholesaler of organic …
Associated Press: Experts Say Alfalfa Contamination Certain
The Associated Press printed a story yesterday entitled "Experts: Contamination from GM Alfalfa Certain." In an earlier version of this …
Seed Sovereignty Declaration
Cross-posted from Food Freedom Watch this inspiring video that features students at Peñasco Middle School and Roots and Wings Charter …
OSA to Challenge USDA’s Approval of GE Sugar Beets
For Immediate Release: February 4, 2011 Contact: Kristina Hubbard, Director of Advocacy, (406) 493-6965, kristina@seedalliance.org OSA to …
Cultivating Policy Support for Sustainable Agriculture
This piece was printed in the January/February issue of Cooperative Grocer magazine Why should we care about the Farm Bill? Because no …
Leading Organic Businesses Oppose GE Sugar Beets
Cross-posted from the Center for Food Safety Leading organic businesses and trade groups have filed a joint brief to the U.S. Court of …
We Stand United in Opposition to GE Alfalfa
We stand united in opposition to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) decision to once again allow unlimited, nationwide commercial …

