Farmer's Blog
New Year's Update: New Member, Member Research Grant, Brochure and Spring Price ListJan 11, 2012 09:20 PMHappy New Year! We hope the year has started out well for seed stewards and organic advocates, and that it makes wonderful things bloom for you. Welcome to our newest member, Bill Reynolds of Eel River Farm in California. Congratulations to member farmer Jonathan Spero for receiving a grant from the Organic Farming Research Foundation for his organic sweet corn development and research efforts. We just finalized a new brochure that shares the story of FFSC, as well as our mission, values, approach, quality and seed development programs, and more. Our Spring 2012 seed price list has also been updated and finalized. Please check it out, share it with friends and consider purchasing our seed. All seed is available on our online store for convenient ordering. Of course, we're available in real time via phone and email to address any questions. Onward to the organic seed revolution! FFSC 2012 Seed Sales Launch - Reserve Your Seeds Today!Dec 06, 2011 04:25 PMWe hope this has been a successful year for you and that you're getting some time to relax, rejuvenate and celebrate the gifts of farming and life. As we reflect on one growing season, it's already time to start planning and ordering seeds for the next one. On that note, we're excited to announce the launch of our seed sales for 2012! We encourage you to pay a visit to our online store to check out our organic, open pollinated vegetable seeds for 2012 and place an order for early 2012 delivery Organic Seed Alliance Seed Growers Conference and Seed Swap 1/19-21/2012 - Don't miss it!Oct 18, 2011 02:50 PMWe're excited about the 6th Organic Seed Alliance Seed Growers Conference, coming up on January 19-21, 2012 and wanted encourage you to sign up. This biennial, one of a kind event is a great place to gain skills and knowledge, and connect with others, to help grow and protect our public domain organic seed supply. Now more than ever, its critical for organic seed growers and advocates to come together to learn and strategize around ways to protect and expand organic seed supplies, and rejuvenate and collaborate to tackle the work ahead. Several FFSC members are presenting, and we look forward to meeting you there! |
