SM Line will start calling the Port of Portland’s Terminal 6 on a weekly basis in January. Farmers and other shippers in Oregon got some good news this week when […]
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Greenhouse, nursery products top Oregon’s ag products Followed by cattle and calves, hay and grass seed SALEM, Ore. – Greenhouse and nursery products remain Oregon’s leading agricultural commodity, with an […]
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OSA congratulates Jaimee Brentano and her colleague on this remarkable achievement. Jaimee was an OSA scholarship award winner in 2013 and 2014. (Photo courtesy of Bend-La Pine Schools Press Release) […]
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Weaver Seed of Oregon was chosen to receive the 2019 Leadership Award at the Celebrate Trade event in Portland. The Celebrate Trade event is the “Oregon International Business Awards and […]
By Brad Carlson, Capital Press May 16, 2019 A drive through Oregon’s Willamette Valley will quickly convince any Midwesterner that agriculture in the Pacific Northwest is far different from the […]
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By Tiffany Harper in the Register-Guard, February 27, 2019 Leaving the family farm for more stable and lucrative opportunities is nothing new. As a young farmer, I knew that many […]
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Wild West Seed Inc. has a quiet but substantial presence in southwest Idaho, where it grows some of its flower seeds and most of its vegetable seed. The Treasure Valley […]
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Alan Sams has been named dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences at Oregon State University. Alan Sams has been named dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences at Oregon […]
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By GEORGE PLAVEN Capital Press SALEM, Ore. — Andrew Burleigh knows the concern is there, that robots could soon replace many human workers in agriculture and food processing, but he […]
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September 26, 2017 A ruling that invalidated a GMO ban in Oregon’s Josephine County has been affirmed on appeal. The Oregon Court of Appeals has affirmed that a prohibition against […]
Container service returning to Portland, Oregon
/in Recent NewsSM Line will start calling the Port of Portland’s Terminal 6 on a weekly basis in January. Farmers and other shippers in Oregon got some good news this week when […]
Grass seed moves to #4 in Oregon commodities
/in Recent NewsGreenhouse, nursery products top Oregon’s ag products Followed by cattle and calves, hay and grass seed SALEM, Ore. – Greenhouse and nursery products remain Oregon’s leading agricultural commodity, with an […]
Teacher and Former OSA Scholarship Recipient receives state recognition for AG Science Program
/in Recent NewsOSA congratulates Jaimee Brentano and her colleague on this remarkable achievement. Jaimee was an OSA scholarship award winner in 2013 and 2014. (Photo courtesy of Bend-La Pine Schools Press Release) […]
Weaver Seed Receives 2019 Leadership Award
/in Recent NewsWeaver Seed of Oregon was chosen to receive the 2019 Leadership Award at the Celebrate Trade event in Portland. The Celebrate Trade event is the “Oregon International Business Awards and […]
Northwest agriculture: You’re not in Kansas
/in Recent NewsBy Brad Carlson, Capital Press May 16, 2019 A drive through Oregon’s Willamette Valley will quickly convince any Midwesterner that agriculture in the Pacific Northwest is far different from the […]
Harper: When the farm calls you home
/in Recent NewsBy Tiffany Harper in the Register-Guard, February 27, 2019 Leaving the family farm for more stable and lucrative opportunities is nothing new. As a young farmer, I knew that many […]
Wild West Seed sees flower interest rising
/in Recent NewsWild West Seed Inc. has a quiet but substantial presence in southwest Idaho, where it grows some of its flower seeds and most of its vegetable seed. The Treasure Valley […]
OSU names new dean for College of Ag
/in Recent NewsAlan Sams has been named dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences at Oregon State University. Alan Sams has been named dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences at Oregon […]
Automation paves the way for West Coast Companies in Salem
/in Recent NewsBy GEORGE PLAVEN Capital Press SALEM, Ore. — Andrew Burleigh knows the concern is there, that robots could soon replace many human workers in agriculture and food processing, but he […]
Oregon Court of Appeals affirms ruling overturning GMO ban
/in Recent NewsSeptember 26, 2017 A ruling that invalidated a GMO ban in Oregon’s Josephine County has been affirmed on appeal. The Oregon Court of Appeals has affirmed that a prohibition against […]