Rural Resources

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Washington State Crop Improvement Association (WSCIA) is a non-profit organization that collaborates with Washington State University, Oregon State University, and other public and private breeding programs to enhance crop yields in Washington. They specialize in producing and distributing certified seed, including foundation class seed, which serves as the basis for registered and certified seed production, ensuring genetic purity and higher yields. WSCIA works closely with Washington State Department of Agriculture and local seed growers and conditioners to preserve the genetic integrity and identity of seed stocks, resulting in guaranteed quality and cleaner fields. They also provide valuable resources, such as publications and field inspection applications, to support seed certification and improve agricultural practices in the region.Generated from the website