Full Pint Barley, bred by Pat Hayes, Oregon State University
Participants at the Student Organic Seed Symposium in Vermont listen to Tom Stearns from High Mowing Organic Seeds
Barley
“Full Pint” – Pat Hayes, Oregon State University
Broccoli
“Solstice”
Calendula
“Flashback Mix”
“Orange Sherbet”
“Lemon Pastel”
Carrot
“Oranje” – Irwin Goldman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
“Sovereign” – Irwin Goldman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Celery
“Redventure”
Cress
“Wrinkle Crinkle Crumple”
Kale
“Red Ursa”
“White Russian”
“Wild Garden Mix”
“Siber-Frill”
Lettuce
“Outredgeous”
“Joker”
“Hyper Red Rumple Waved”
“Merlox Red Oak”
“Emerald Oak”
“Chartreuse Butter Tongue”
“Flashy Lightning”
“Blushed Butter Cos”
“Emerald Fan”
Mustard (mild)
“Mizspoona”
“Pink Lettucy”
“Purple Rapa Pop”
Mustard (pungent)
“Dragon’s Tongue”
“Magma”
Peppers (sweet)
“Gatherer’s Gold Italian”
“Stocky Red Roaster”
“Little Bells”
Quinoa
“Brightest Brilliant”
“Cherry Vanilla”
“Red Head”
Squash (pepo)
“Delicata Zeppelin”
Spelt
“Elwah”
“White Salmon” – Kevin Murphy, Washington State University
Zucchini
“Midnight Lightning”
Great work! Thank you for your seed freedom efforts!
wow; what a great initiative! Can’t be in Madison today but would sure like some of these seeds for my Food Justice seminar and to grow out in the Central College organic garden.
Jim Zaffiro
Coordinator, Global Sustainability Education
Central College
Pella, IA 50219
This is great. But where can we buy these seeds? And where are the terms of the license? Moreover, do not that NOT all open source software licenses require sharing of derived work, but only the so-called copyleft ones. Be wary of the difference: http://opensource.org/faq#copyleft
No open-source agreement REQUIRES sharing. They only ALLOW it. What are they going to do, come to your house and break your kneecaps if you don’t pass it on?
How do we purchase?
So glad to see this happening. Too much is being patented. Would love to get some of these seeds.
Exciting! Thank you! How do I purchase these?
I went to the well attended OSSI launch presentation this morning on the UW-Madison campus. Great people… motivated presenters with important information and about keeping seeds free of patents and licenses. This work is SO important! We need to get everyone involved in this effort for the great good of us all!
Yes! I would also like to know how to get my hands on some. I’m in Northern California and my five year old and I are just getting into gardening!
Many of these seed varieties are already available from High Mowing Seeds and Wild Garden Seed companies online.
Would like to order s.campbell 9055 sw Monterey Pl. Portland, Ore. 97225
Please see our store page to order a variety pack.
http://www.opensourceseedinitiative.org/store/
Please contact me about getting some of your seeds please!! thank you!
Please see our store page to order a variety pack.
http://www.opensourceseedinitiative.org/store/
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How do we buy seeds from your ORG.
Please see our store page to order a variety pack.
http://www.opensourceseedinitiative.org/store/
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How can I purchase these seeds for my garden?
Please see our store page to order a variety pack.
http://www.opensourceseedinitiative.org/store/
I agree with everyone else wonderful initiative that I feel is absolutely necessary and like everyone else would like to know how I could help/get the seeds.
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http://www.opensourceseedinitiative.org/store/
I’m also interested in picking up some of these seeds. Are they still available locally (Madison-area)? Good luck!
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http://www.opensourceseedinitiative.org/store/
Thanks for your interest!
hi !! where to buy your seeds in france ? have fun
Please see our store page to order a variety pack.
http://www.opensourceseedinitiative.org/store/
Thank you!
Wonderful!! Interested myself, please contact me about how and where I can get some seeds to start growing! Thank you-
Please see our store page to order a variety pack.
http://www.opensourceseedinitiative.org/store/
Thank you for your interest!
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What about corn, wheat and potatoes? Is there something blocking you to sell these seeds?
No, we just don’t have any varieties of these crops yet.