The organic food sector continues to grow, offering farmers new market opportunities and often times higher prices for their products. …
News from California: Variety Trial Research & New Organic Seed Directory
California leads the nation in vegetable seed production, yet less than half of the vegetable seed planted on organic farms in the state is …
Seed to Kitchen Event Highlights Organic Breeding
Farmers, plant breeders, seed companies, and other agriculturalists gathered last week in Madison for a tour of field trials hosted by the …
Seed Intensive Lives Up to Its Name
OSA’s Seed Intensive workshop, taught at University of California - Davis this month, was just that — intensive. No word better describes …
Evaluating the Fruits of our Labor
Farmers, researchers, and chefs gathered this week to learn about seed saving and plant breeding as part of a Purdue University field tour …
Learn How to Grow Organic Seed and Breed New Varieties
Join us for a one-day field based course on organic plant breeding and seed production. Nationally renowned plant breeders from the …
Learn How to Grow Seed and Breed New Organic Varieties
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 11, 2017 CONTACT Cathleen McCluskey, Organic Seed Alliance, cathleen@seedalliance.org, (360) 472-0247 Learn …
Do You Know Your Food’s Seed Story?
People are connecting to their food in meaningful ways every day. You can greet your local farmer at the market, view bucolic fields …
Talking Organic Seed Policy on Capitol Hill
Earlier this month, Organic Seed Alliance went to Washington, DC, as part of the National Organic Coalition's annual fly-in. OSA is a proud …
Talking Public Plant Breeding & Organic Seed on Capitol Hill
OSA was in Washington, DC, last week to participate in the Capitol Hill Agricultural Research Exhibition and Reception. This was the first …
New Sweet Corn Variety for Organic Farmers Hits Marketplace
Organic Seed Alliance and the University of Wisconsin–Madison are proud to announce the release of a new sweet corn variety called ‘Who Gets …
