State of Organic Seed: Producer Survey Organic Seed Alliance has released a national survey as part of our State of Organic Seed project …
Thanks for an incredible year of Quarterly Calls!
OSA's Quarterly Calls are open-sourced calls that bring together farmers, seed producers, researchers, advocates, and food system leaders to …
The Winter Cycle: OSA Celebrates Graduates and Launches 2026 Seed Education
The Seed and the Garden: A Story of an Interrelated and Interdependent Success The spirit of winter is arriving, and organic seed …
Seeds & Culture 2026 Conference by Ujamaa
Save the Date! Seeds & Culture 2026 Conference: Rural and Urban Agriculture United Join Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance at …
Stage 1 of OSGC 2027 Begins
The gears are turning for the Organic Seed Growers Conference 2027. Join us! We’re excited to announce plans for the 13th Organic Seed …
OSPREY: Wrapping Up Year One
Organic Seed Alliance (OSA) and our research partners are wrapping up the first year of the Organic Seed Production Research on Economics …
Welcoming New Board Members
We are honored to welcome Jim Myers and Mary Saunders Bulan to the OSA Board of Directors. Jim Myers Jim Myers recently retired after …
Highlights from the 2025 Midwest Organic Seed Summit
On Wednesday, November 12, 2025, the Organic Seed Alliance convened the Midwest Organic Seed Summit. Held entirely virtually to maximize …
2026 Organic Seed Production Online Course
Are you passionate about sustainable agriculture and seed preservation? Organic Seed Alliance is excited to announce the 2026 Organic Seed …
Organic Seed Community Virtual Open House
7 - 8:30 pm EST | Virtual
Join the Organic Seed Alliance community for an interactive virtual gathering! This event is open to all, with a special focus on certified …
The OSPREY Project
Organic Seed Production Research on Economics and Yield (OSPREY): Advancing organic seed production through yield research, economic tools, …
OSA Quarterly Call – Nov 7, 2025: Responding to Climate Shifts Through Seed
"As farmers are using this diversity to adapt to changing conditions, it happens very iteratively. It's a very experimental, you kind of see …

