Osborne Quality Seeds of Mount Vernon, Washington, has been providing high-quality seeds to growers since 1982. The company primarily works …
Coming Soon: New Dry Bean Varieties for Organic Growers
This blog post was written by guest contributor Travis Parker, who is a PhD candidate at UC Davis. Travis is leading dry bean breeding …
Students Explore Seed as the Center of Food Culture
This past weekend OSA staff members attended the 8th annual Student Organic Seed Symposium (SOSS) in Dodgeville, Wisconsin. Sixty people …
IFOAM Accepting Proposals for the Organic World Congress
Organic Seed Alliance is a proud member of IFOAM, the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements. IFOAM was founded in the …
Upcoming Events in the Midwest
Summer in the Midwest took a bit of time to get here, but it's now in full swing! See below for several events happening throughout the …
Upcoming Events in Washington
Our Washington-based research team is busy in the field this season and have a lot of updates to share about what we're working on. We hope …
Seed The Change: Sponsor the Largest Organic Seed Event
We can hardly believe that we'll be celebrating 20 years of the Organic Seed Growers Conference this February. While the good seed movement …
New GMO Proposal Only Provides an Illusion of Regulation
The organic community is increasingly challenged by genetically engineered (GE) crops (or GMOs) showing up in organic seed and crops. …
The New York Times Puts Spotlight on Organic Seed
The New York Times recently put organic seed in the spotlight with a pointed opinion piece by Dan Barber, titled: "Save Our Food. Free the …
Do You Live in Oregon? Take Action Today!
Oregon seed growers need you. Do you have two minutes to take action and help protect organic seed in the Willamette Valley? The Oregon …
Inspiring Exchanges with European Seed Allies
The urgent need to protect and expand genetic diversity and foster ecological seed systems is a call heard around the globe. Organic Seed …
Relocating Research Agencies to Kansas City is Bad Move for US Agriculture
Despite widespread opposition, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced today that the USDA's National Institute of Food and …

