By MITCH LIES Jay Noller, shown outside the Oregon State University Crop Science Building, has been selected as the new head of university’s Department of Crop and Soil Science. Noller […]
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By Tracy Loew, Statesman Journal Hood River leads the nation in pear production. Clackamas County harvests the most Christmas trees in the country. And Umatilla County grows the most green […]
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SALEM, OR — The diversity of Oregon agriculture is on display, as several counties rank at or near the top nationally in the production of various crops and livestock. While there are […]
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A combine makes a final pass on a grass seed field west of Red Bridge Road southeast of Albany on July 31, 2014. (AP) By The Associated Press ALBANY — The grass seed […]
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By Colton Totland, Statesman Journal Oregon will largely avoid repercussions of the one-year agriculture embargo imposed by Russia on Wednesday, despite being an important exporter of such goods in several countries […]
ALBANY — The grass seed harvest in the mid-Willamette Valley is wrapping up, and local farmers have begun combining wheat and clover fields. Clare Sullivan, the new seed crops specialist […]
By Eric Mortenson Capital Press Oregon’s grass seed industry finds stability after some rocky years during the recession. Oregon’s grass seed harvest will wrap up within the next week or […]
OSA Members, We are proud to announce that Sprague Pest Solutions has been named on the 2014 Pest Control Technology magazine Top 100 List, an annual compilation of the leading […]
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By Tracy Loew The Oregon Department of Agriculture has no authority to deal with conflicts between growers of genetically modified and non-GMO crops, director Katy Coba said in a letter to Gov. John […]
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By Alex Paul, Albany Democrat-Herald Little did Tangent-area farmer Forest Jenks know when he planted the first commercial ryegrass crop in the mid-valley in 1921 that nearly 100 years […]
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OSU Department of Crop and Soil Science gets new leader
/in Recent NewsBy MITCH LIES Jay Noller, shown outside the Oregon State University Crop Science Building, has been selected as the new head of university’s Department of Crop and Soil Science. Noller […]
Oregon shines in national Census of Agriculture
/in Recent NewsBy Tracy Loew, Statesman Journal Hood River leads the nation in pear production. Clackamas County harvests the most Christmas trees in the country. And Umatilla County grows the most green […]
Oregon Ag Ranks Near The Top Nationally
/in Recent NewsSALEM, OR — The diversity of Oregon agriculture is on display, as several counties rank at or near the top nationally in the production of various crops and livestock. While there are […]
Mid-Willamette Valley’s grass seed harvest delivers good but not stellar yields for farmers
/in Recent NewsA combine makes a final pass on a grass seed field west of Red Bridge Road southeast of Albany on July 31, 2014. (AP) By The Associated Press ALBANY — The grass seed […]
Russia ban won’t hurt Oregon growers
/in Recent NewsBy Colton Totland, Statesman Journal Oregon will largely avoid repercussions of the one-year agriculture embargo imposed by Russia on Wednesday, despite being an important exporter of such goods in several countries […]
Grass seed harvest looks good
/in Recent NewsALBANY — The grass seed harvest in the mid-Willamette Valley is wrapping up, and local farmers have begun combining wheat and clover fields. Clare Sullivan, the new seed crops specialist […]
Oregon grass seed harvest winds down
/in Recent NewsBy Eric Mortenson Capital Press Oregon’s grass seed industry finds stability after some rocky years during the recession. Oregon’s grass seed harvest will wrap up within the next week or […]
Sprague Pest Solutions Named a PCT Top 100 Company
/in Recent NewsOSA Members, We are proud to announce that Sprague Pest Solutions has been named on the 2014 Pest Control Technology magazine Top 100 List, an annual compilation of the leading […]
GMO crops can’t be monitored or regulated in Oregon
/in Recent NewsBy Tracy Loew The Oregon Department of Agriculture has no authority to deal with conflicts between growers of genetically modified and non-GMO crops, director Katy Coba said in a letter to Gov. John […]
50 Objects: In mid-valley, grass seed makes the word go ’round
/in Recent NewsBy Alex Paul, Albany Democrat-Herald Little did Tangent-area farmer Forest Jenks know when he planted the first commercial ryegrass crop in the mid-valley in 1921 that nearly 100 years […]