A new research paper from OSA’s Advocacy & Communications director Cathleen McCluskey was published earlier this month in Plants, …

Putting the power of seed into the hands of growers
A new research paper from OSA’s Advocacy & Communications director Cathleen McCluskey was published earlier this month in Plants, …
OSA Advocacy and Communications Director, Cathleen McCluskey, will deliver a guest lecture at The Evergreen State College on May 9th. The …
The following guide was written by Paulina Jenney and adapted from her professional paper, "Keeping What You Sow: Intellectual Property …
Last year, the USDA opened an inquiry into competition concerns in the seed industry, and in particular, the department looked at how …
Last month, OSA submitted comments to the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) in response to its new initiatives to ensure “robust and …
The Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) is currently accepting public comments on new initiatives to ensure "robust and reliable patents." The …
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OSA’s Kiki Hubbard testified at the USDA’s hearing on seed competition and intellectual property rights (IPR) on August 24, 2022. The public …
Three months ago, the USDA opened an inquiry inviting public input on competition concerns in the seed industry as they relate to …
Please take a minute to review three important policy comment opportunities related to organic seed systems in the US. From the organic …
In the seed industry, utility patents dominate as the most lucrative form of intellectual property. A utility patent …
Winter has settled in the northern hemisphere and many of us have put our farms to bed for the season. Some may be headed off to a restful …
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