Fewer farms, but more productive – just one finding SALEM, Ore. –Oregon agriculture’s large impact on the state’s economy is reaffirmed by an updated analysis and report released by Oregon State University. The […]
Nov 30, 2015, 3:01pm PST; Updated Nov 30, 2015, 3:05pm PST The loss of container service in Portland has driven up shipping costs, forcing exporters to use trucks to send […]
By Sandi Karstens Low inputs, little maintenance and the ability to withstand wear and tear – that’s what turfgrass managers want today. There is plenty to consider when it comes to […]
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Thank you for contacting me regarding Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and food labeling. I appreciate hearing from you on this divisive, yet very important issue. As a veterinarian and an […]
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Naomi Montacre stands where she and the other employees of Naomi’s Organic Farm Supply used to operate when between locations. (Molly Harbarger/The Oregonian) Oregon has more women involved in farming than […]
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Blue Mt. Seeds announced Sept. 14 it has purchased a seed cleaning facility from Barenbrug USA that was damaged earlier this year in a fire. “We needed room to expand,” […]
Mitch Lies/For the Capital Press Wine grape grower Bill Sweat, in a vineyard outside Amity, Ore., on Aug. 19, addresses participants during a farm tour that was arranged to help […]
Barenbrug USA acquires Oregon Seed Enhancement, a high-output seed coating facility located down the road from Barenbrug USA’s headquarters in Tangent, Oregon. This purchase will continue the substantial investments by the […]
WILSONVILLE, Ore. — The Oregon Seed Association announced that executive director Angie Blacker has been appointed to the board of the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA). OSA is a nonprofit agricultural trade association representing […]
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New report takes pulse of Oregon agriculture
/in Recent NewsFewer farms, but more productive – just one finding SALEM, Ore. –Oregon agriculture’s large impact on the state’s economy is reaffirmed by an updated analysis and report released by Oregon State University. The […]
New barge service provides much-needed relief for Oregon exporters
/in Recent NewsNov 30, 2015, 3:01pm PST; Updated Nov 30, 2015, 3:05pm PST The loss of container service in Portland has driven up shipping costs, forcing exporters to use trucks to send […]
What do Sports Field Managers Demand from Turfgrass Today?
/in Recent NewsBy Sandi Karstens Low inputs, little maintenance and the ability to withstand wear and tear – that’s what turfgrass managers want today. There is plenty to consider when it comes to […]
Parliament rejects national GMO bans proposal
/in Recent NewsPress release – Environment / Public health / Food safety − 28-10-2015 – 14:27 No realistic way for EU countries to keep EU-approved GMO food and feed out of their national markets, say MEPs. © AP Images/European […]
A Message from Representative Kurt Schrader
/in Recent NewsThank you for contacting me regarding Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and food labeling. I appreciate hearing from you on this divisive, yet very important issue. As a veterinarian and an […]
Oregon has more women in agriculture than U.S. average
/in Recent NewsNaomi Montacre stands where she and the other employees of Naomi’s Organic Farm Supply used to operate when between locations. (Molly Harbarger/The Oregonian) Oregon has more women involved in farming than […]
Blue Mt. Seeds Purchases Plant from Barenbrug
/in Recent NewsBlue Mt. Seeds announced Sept. 14 it has purchased a seed cleaning facility from Barenbrug USA that was damaged earlier this year in a fire. “We needed room to expand,” […]
Grass seed, wine grape growers discuss herbicide drift solutions
/in Recent NewsMitch Lies/For the Capital Press Wine grape grower Bill Sweat, in a vineyard outside Amity, Ore., on Aug. 19, addresses participants during a farm tour that was arranged to help […]
Barenbrug Acquires Oregon Seed Enhancement
/in Recent NewsBarenbrug USA acquires Oregon Seed Enhancement, a high-output seed coating facility located down the road from Barenbrug USA’s headquarters in Tangent, Oregon. This purchase will continue the substantial investments by the […]
OSA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO JOIN NATIONAL SEED ORGANIZATION
/in Recent NewsWILSONVILLE, Ore. — The Oregon Seed Association announced that executive director Angie Blacker has been appointed to the board of the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA). OSA is a nonprofit agricultural trade association representing […]