We are a nonprofit organization working to connect communities in the Mountain West with the local seeds that sustain them.
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Support RMSA and enjoy an unforgettable evening of blooming beauty, delectable food, and seed camaraderie at the Wood River Valley's famed Galena Lodge. Many years ago, in a previous life, RMSA Executive Director and Ketchum native Bill McDorman showed up... -
Register now for the 2nd Mountain West Seed Summit! Once again, the regional seed tribes will be gathering in Santa Fe for our second Mountain West Seed Summit! We’re thrilled to be holding the 2019 conference at the fabulous Institute of American Indian... -
Are you a cooperative extension agent, NRCS staffer, or ag professional looking for ways to bring seed saving to your farming communities? This FREE training is for you! Seed School Teacher Training for Agricultural ProfessionalsOctober 21–26, 2018 Posner... -
Join us for a special residential Seed School at Sterling College in Vermont! August 5 – 10, 2018 Sterling College, Craftsbury Common, Vermont. Featuring John Navazio, Will Bonsall, Petra Page Mann, Amy Halloran as quest presenters. Click here to learn mo... -
For countless generations, seed saving created a delicious abundance of crop diversity and supported healthy, regenerative food systems. But modern laws now threaten this practice, making it illegal to save and share seeds from plants protected by utility... -
Connect with the seed resources you need. We now offer directories and maps to seed sources, seed libraries, seed teachers, heritage grain trials, and seed stewards living near you. Simply enter your search parameters in one of our handy forms or simply c... -
Local food begins with local seeds. Locally grown seeds capture the essence of a place and its people, adapting to their unique environmental, cultural, and culinary character. Passed down over generations, our heirloom seeds become beloved treasures imbu... -
Help us trial and grow heritage grains to rekindle a thriving, localized grain economy in the Rocky Mountain West. Locally grown grains are the missing component in many regional food systems. The Rocky Mountain Heritage Grain Trials Project aims to reviv...
Who We Are
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening seed and food security in our region.
Our mission is to assure a diverse and abundant supply of seeds for the Rocky Mountain West through networking, education and helping establish community-based models of seed stewardship.
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belle (@) rockymountainseeds.org
+928.255.1125
PO Box 4736 • Ketchum, ID 83340
+928.255.1125
PO Box 4736 • Ketchum, ID 83340
