By Eric Mortenson Capital Press– In a contiinued modest recovery, Oregon grass seed plantings increase slightly from 2013. A survey of Oregon grass seed growers shows they’ve planted more perennial […]
By Mateusz Perkowski Capital Press — Update on bills in the Oregon legislature. Legislation that would give Oregon farmers a tax credit for crop donations has unanimously passed the state Senate. […]
Tacoma, Washington (February 18, 2014) – Meeting the demands of increased documentation and closer scrutiny by third-party auditors has changed the dynamics for food processing, warehousing and transportation managers across […]
A key legislative committee has approved $125,000 in funding for a task force to advise lawmakers on issues related to genetically modified organisms. Funding for a task force that will […]
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Pendleton, Oregon (1/30/2014) – Farmers, ranchers, researchers, agricultural business operators and conservationists are invited to participate in a forum on cover crops and soil health, hosted by USDA’s Natural Resources […]
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Oregon’s agriculture leaders and innovators will be honored at the Agricultural Progress Awards dinner March 12. The event, hosted by the Oregon Department of Agriculture, celebrates progress in agriculture made […]
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Golf Course Industry January 29, 2014 — Spokane, WA — Landmark Turf and Native Seed, a leading producer and supplier of high quality, value-added seeds for turf, reclamation, forage […]
A study shows Oregon is still losing farmland to development, but the pace slowed dramatically as land-use planning took hold. Oregon continues to lose farmland to development and other conversions, […]
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Grassland Oregon has launched a dramatically redesigned site which embodies its forward-thinking vision and commitment to the growing needs of today’s seed industry professionals. The landing page is designed as […]
Congressional negotiators reached a final deal Monday on a five-year, $500 billion farm bill that cuts $24 billion over a decade, with the largest cuts coming in the food stamp […]
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NASS: Oregon Grass Seed Acreage Increases
/in Recent NewsBy Eric Mortenson Capital Press– In a contiinued modest recovery, Oregon grass seed plantings increase slightly from 2013. A survey of Oregon grass seed growers shows they’ve planted more perennial […]
Ag bills move through Oregon Legislature
/in Recent NewsBy Mateusz Perkowski Capital Press — Update on bills in the Oregon legislature. Legislation that would give Oregon farmers a tax credit for crop donations has unanimously passed the state Senate. […]
Media Release — Food Safety Straight From the Experts
/in Recent NewsTacoma, Washington (February 18, 2014) – Meeting the demands of increased documentation and closer scrutiny by third-party auditors has changed the dynamics for food processing, warehousing and transportation managers across […]
Panel OKs $125,000 for state’s GMO task force
/in Recent NewsA key legislative committee has approved $125,000 in funding for a task force to advise lawmakers on issues related to genetically modified organisms. Funding for a task force that will […]
Local Cover Crop Forum to Explore Opportunities to Build Soil Health
/in Recent NewsPendleton, Oregon (1/30/2014) – Farmers, ranchers, researchers, agricultural business operators and conservationists are invited to participate in a forum on cover crops and soil health, hosted by USDA’s Natural Resources […]
Oregon agriculture leaders to be honored
/in Recent NewsOregon’s agriculture leaders and innovators will be honored at the Agricultural Progress Awards dinner March 12. The event, hosted by the Oregon Department of Agriculture, celebrates progress in agriculture made […]
John Patton joins Landmark Turf and Native Seed
/in Recent NewsGolf Course Industry January 29, 2014 — Spokane, WA — Landmark Turf and Native Seed, a leading producer and supplier of high quality, value-added seeds for turf, reclamation, forage […]
Oregon slows the loss of farmland
/in Recent NewsA study shows Oregon is still losing farmland to development, but the pace slowed dramatically as land-use planning took hold. Oregon continues to lose farmland to development and other conversions, […]
Grassland Oregon Introduces Online Resource for Novel Seed Solutions
/in Recent NewsGrassland Oregon has launched a dramatically redesigned site which embodies its forward-thinking vision and commitment to the growing needs of today’s seed industry professionals. The landing page is designed as […]
Lawmakers reach deal on farm bill
/in Recent NewsCongressional negotiators reached a final deal Monday on a five-year, $500 billion farm bill that cuts $24 billion over a decade, with the largest cuts coming in the food stamp […]