Organic Quinoa Production in the Pacific Northwest

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This webinar will cover on-going research on quinoa breeding, varietal selection and agronomy at Washington State University. The intended audience are researchers, farmers and anyone interested in growing quinoa. Kevin Murphy is the barley and alternative crop breeder at Washington State University. His crops of interest include spring barley, quinoa, buckwheat, spelt, proso millet and hops.

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Okay, can someone unravel the link at WSU (for quinoa research results)? The sound on the video garbled it, thanks in no small part to the speed talking.
Hi, I'm looking at buying at least 1kg of quinoa seeds to plant in northern Portugal, can anyone please direct me to where I can purchase them? Many thanks and best wishes
Hello SDurgaPrasad Rao, any luck with obtaining the seeds? Can this be grown in AP? what is it called locally? Thanks.
I want to grow " certified Organic Quinoa seeds " for the purpose of cultivation in India and want just one kilogram of the seeds for the purpose. Anybody, pleasehelp,send me just one kilo of the seeds in multicolor.I am ready to pay for the seed and for the courier charges. This will be of great help to me. My address is :S. DURGA PRASAD RAO, FLAT NO.301,BLOCK-D, NAVYA NULIFE APARTMENTS, DAIRY HOSPITAL ROAD, SHEELA NAGAR, VISAKHAPATNAM - 530012, ANDHRA PRADESH, INDIA
I am an amateur gardener, but I had great luck last year, growing quinoa in SouthWest Washington state. I grew it from store bought seeds, with mixed results. Some produced lots of seeds, and some produced none. One plant was over 7 feet tall. I assume the package I bought contained mixed varieties, which would explain the mixed results. I saved all the seed from the successful plants, and can't wait to see what happens this year!