FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 30, 2017 CONTACTS Cathleen McCluskey, Organic Seed Alliance, (360) 472-0247, …
Organic & Non-GMO Forum
Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch | 315 Chestnut Street | St. Louis, Missouri
Join OSA's Kiki Hubbard at the Organic & Non-GMO Forum in St. Louis, Missouri, this November. The event agenda includes both the …
Bayer-Monsanto Merger is a Bad Deal for Vegetable Farmers
OSA continues to join farmer, consumer, and rural advocacy organizations in urging the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to block the proposed …
Calling for Resistance to Seed Industry Mergers
Last year chemical and seed giants Monsanto and Bayer announced a $66 billion merger. A decision is expected in 2017 and is happening in the …
Seed Consolidation Continues. So Should Resistance
The seed industry is one of the most consolidated in agriculture, and it's getting worse. Bayer recently announced that it reached a …
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 …
Congress Must Make Seed Competition Concerns a Priority
This week OSA joined more than 160 organizations in a letter to the Senate and House Agriculture Committees and Senate and House Judiciary …
Farmers Still Waiting for Justice
This week marked the two-year anniversary of the first of five workshops held by the Justice and Agriculture departments as part of a 2010 …
OSA Delivers Comments to USDA on Organic Seed
OSA provided the following comments at a USDA listening session in Washington, DC, today focused on the agency's priorities and activities …
The President and Seed
Cross-posted from Daily Yonder Last week President Obama held a town hall meeting on the grounds of Iowa’s Seed Savers Exchange, an …
Seed Digest (November 27 – December 10, 2010)
Research and Education Programs Grow New Varieties, Partners, and Staff This past year has been very rewarding for both our research effort …
DOJ Workshops Conclude in DC Without Seed Discussion
Tomorrow, the Departments of Justice (DOJ) and Agriculture (USDA) conclude a year-long listening tour focused on competition concerns in …