– Erin Schneider, Hilltop Community Farm Which came first: the tuber or the seed? When we talk about seed potatoes, we mean tubers harvested from […]

The MOSES Organic Farming Conference was, once again, inspiring! It was wonderful to hear from so many experienced and insightful presenters, to catch up with […]

The MOSES Organic Farming Conference is almost upon us and I am excited! This is the 26th year of this annual conference held in La […]

Hi all, Just a quick post today – I want to share the yield results from the potato variety trial run at West Madison Agricultural […]

A truly sustainable food system uses locally adapted crop varieties and can produce seed for the next crop. In working towards sustainable organic potato production, […]

Happy New Year, all! I hope the first few days of 2015 have been enjoyable for you, and that the gradually increasing daylength is proving […]

Those of you who are participating in our variety trials will know that we had some problems this year with a batch of certified seed […]

The wet weather we’ve had in the Midwest through the spring and early summer has made it difficult to time field operations, letting the weeds […]

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Just a quick update today, to share the poster I presented at the Organic Farming Conference last month. It was a […]

Are you ready for the MOSES Organic Farming Conference this weekend? I am off to La Crosse, Wisconsin tomorrow, eager for three days of organic […]