If you’re interested in potato breeding, take note of a new manual that was recently translated into English by a Dutch publisher. …
An Autumn Letter from Our Director
This year, OSA celebrates a landmark anniversary. It's hard to believe that after ten years we have already established ourselves as the …
Specialty Crop Grant to Increase Access to Local Vegetables
OSA is proud to announce that it has received funding to address the high demand for year-round availability of locally grown vegetables in …
Student Organic Seed Symposium: An Address on Advocacy
My name is Kristina Hubbard, and for those of you who aren’t familiar with Organic Seed Alliance, we are a national non-profit organization …
On the Beauty and Necessity of Genetic Diversity
Yesterday The Washington Post published a piece, titled: "Why perfect-looking produce can be less than ideal." The author visited with OSA's …
Seed Industry Consolidation is Still ‘Out of Hand’
Dr. Philip Howard of Michigan State University has just updated his very telling graphics representing consolidation in the global seed …
Organic Seed Alliance Celebrates Ten Years
Organic Seed Alliance (OSA) turns ten this year and invites you to commemorate the milestone with a celebratory dinner, art show, and …
More Than 150 Businesses, Groups Call for Improved Oversight of GE Field Trials
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 21, 2013 CONTACTS Kristina Hubbard, (406) 493-6965, kristina@seedalliance.org Victoria Bouloubasis, (919) …
OSA Welcomes Laurie McKenzie
OSA's newest intern, Laurie McKenzie, is a recent graduate of Oregon State University where she earned a masters of science degree in …
How to Address Climate Risks in Northwest Seed Production
Port Townsend, WA – Organic Seed Alliance (OSA) will deliver five trainings this fall to help vegetable growers mitigate climatic risks in …
The Organic Seed Research Community is Growing
A cornerstone of OSA’s research program is engaging with the scientific community to advance organic plant breeding knowledge and practices. …
Expanding Our ‘Reach’ in California
Thanks to FarmsReach and OSA, California farmers have a new place online to find tools and information that help them improve their seed …

