Pacific Seed Association

Pacific Seed Association

Farming

Sacramento, CA 366 followers

Provide networking, education and cooperation for the benefit of the Western U.S., Canada and Mexico seed industries.

About us

The Pacific Seed Association is a western regional, non-profit organization of recognized individuals, firms and corporations actively connected with the seed industry and its allied branches. Member companies are located in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Mexico and Canadian provinces of Alberta and British Columbia. Since its origin in 1926, PSA has been dedicated to the development of a strong, friendly unity among its members in a cooperative effort to perfect a high standard of business integrity and to disseminate industry news and information of general interest to its members. The Pacific Seed Association serves the interest of agriculture by improving friendly business relations between members of the seed trade, seed producers, and seed consumers and cooperates with educational and regulatory authorities , and other interested agencies in the development of a sound and effective seed program. Cooperation with members and committees of respective legislatures, administrative officials, members of executive branches and agencies of federal and state governments is needed to protect the interests of member firms. To provide educational, networking and recreational opportunities to all parties interested in the seed industry at the PSA Annual Convention and at other PSA functions.

Industry
Farming
Company size
1 employee
Headquarters
Sacramento, CA
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1926

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  • Congratulations to Pedro Squiapati, one of our 2024 Scholarship Winners! 🌟🎉 Pedro Squiapati is a master's student in Plant Science at California State University, Fresno. He is a research assistant at the USDA, where he focuses on improving soil health in California vineyards through the adoption of cool-season cover crops. He previously earned his bachelor's degree in Agronomic Engineering from the Universidade of São Paulo in Brazil, where his research focused on tropical microorganisms to enhance nutrient availability in the soil. Pedro aims to make agricultural systems more sustainable and productive by increasing soil fertility and health through natural practices. The Pacific Seed Association scholarship has alleviated the financial strain, enabling him to continue his research. Congratulations, Pedro! Your hard work and dedication are truly inspiring.

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  • UC Davis SBC 2024 Course Offerings Registration is open for several UC Davis Seed Biotechnology Center (SBC) courses. Don’t miss the chance to participate in one! • Innovate & Strategize: Vegetables (November 4-8 | In-person) https://lnkd.in/g4Tfqq6K • Leadership Program for Plant Breeders & Scientists (November 18-22 | Online) https://lnkd.in/g55iki5y • Seed Business 101: Horticulture (December 2-6 | In-person) https://lnkd.in/gqfkQUpj

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  • Introducing one of our 2024 Scholarship winners, Isabelle Alves! 🌟🎉 Isabelle is from Elk Grove, California, and is currently attending Chico State University. With a focus on Agriculture Business and a minor in Animal Science, her journey is fueled by a deep-seated passion for the industry and a commitment to making a difference. At Chico State, Isabelle has embraced every opportunity to dive into the agricultural community. As an active member of the Ag Ambassador Program, she serves on the officer team, working to promote awareness and understanding of agriculture both on and off-campus. Additionally, Isabelle has had the privilege of chairing Agtivate, an event aimed at providing first-year students with a vibrant introduction to the College of Agriculture. Looking ahead, Isabelle is eager to explore the avenues within marketing and management, particularly within the animal feed and nutrition sector. Congratulations, Isabelle! We can't wait to see where your future takes you.

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  • Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek Backs Funding for Container Service at T-6 🔔 Industry Update: Governor Tina Kotek Proposes $40 Million to Support Port of Portland’s Container Service! Governor Tina Kotek has announced plans to support $40 million in state funding to boost container service at the Port of Portland. This move follows her earlier intervention that reversed the decision to end container service at Terminal 6. The proposed funding includes $35 million from the 2025-27 recommended budget and an additional $5 million to stabilize operations in the near term. While the funding awaits legislative approval, Kotek is committed to sustaining and growing container services at the port. What does this mean for Oregon’s agriculture and trade sectors? Stay tuned as we follow this developing story! 🌿📦 #PortOfPortland #OregonAgriculture #ShippingIndustry #SustainableGrowth #PacificSeedAssociation Feel free to adjust or add any specifics that match the tone and goals of the Pacific Seed Association’s social media presence!

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  • Save the Date: September 25th! Join our Quarterly Lunch & Learn Zoom Meeting featuring Elina L. Nino, Associate Professor of Cooperative Extension at UC Davis, who will be speaking on "The Role of Pollinators in Agriculture." 🌻🐝 This will be held on September 25, 2024, at 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (PST) on Zoom. To register, email donna@agamsi.com.

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