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2026 is International Year of the Woman Farmer and in celebration of that, ODA is thrilled to shine a spotlight on Orego...
10/16/2026

2026 is International Year of the Woman Farmer and in celebration of that, ODA is thrilled to shine a spotlight on Oregon women whose hard work powers our communities and beyond.

Meet Piper Underbrink, who is a w**emaker, w**e steward, and proprietor of Sealionne Wines and Privé Vineyard. She manages two farming sites in the Willamette Valley, and values the opportunity to work closely with nature each day.

Learn more about Underbrink -- and/or nominate a woman farmer in your life to be featured by ODA throughout 2026 -- by visiting our web site: https://oda.direct/IYWF

Únete a la iniciativa Oregon CRUNCH y disfruta de productos cultivados localmente junto a alumnos de todo el estado. Est...
10/15/2026

Únete a la iniciativa Oregon CRUNCH y disfruta de productos cultivados localmente junto a alumnos de todo el estado. Este sencillo gesto rinde homenaje a los programas «De la granja al colegio», fomenta una alimentación saludable y apoya la agricultura local.

Participar es muy fácil: ayuda a que tu colegio (desde preescolar hasta el 12.º curso) se inscriba, compra productos a tus agricultores locales y ¡prepárate para el CRUNCH! Más información en: https://oregonfarmtoschool.org/crunch/

Did you know that the Oregon 'Crunch at Once' event is a week from today? It's happening on Thursday 10/22!Join the Oreg...
10/15/2026

Did you know that the Oregon 'Crunch at Once' event is a week from today? It's happening on Thursday 10/22!

Join the Oregon CRUNCH and bite into locally-grown produce alongside students across the state. This simple act celebrates Farm to School programs, promotes healthy eating, and supports local agriculture.

Participate easily: help get your PreK–12 school registered, buy produce from your local farmer, and get ready to CRUNCH! Learn more at: https://oregonfarmtoschool.org/crunch/

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Oregon is now accepting app...
10/13/2026

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Oregon is now accepting applications for conservation investments through the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP), Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) and Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).

While NRCS accepts applications year-round, interested agricultural producers in Oregon should apply by November 13, 2026 to be considered for fiscal year 2027 funding.

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Oregon is now accepting applications for conservation investments

10/09/2026

Oregon is home to the largest real wasabi farm in the U.S., and chefs are using the unique ingredient in all sorts of surprising ways.

2026 is International Year of the Woman Farmer and in celebration of that, ODA is thrilled to shine a spotlight on Orego...
10/09/2026

2026 is International Year of the Woman Farmer and in celebration of that, ODA is thrilled to shine a spotlight on Oregon women whose hard work powers our communities and beyond.

Meet Shauna Dowless, who is a professional farrier, educator, and owner of Heart S Horse Training, where she offers horse training, lessons, and clinics. She is passionate about teaching about the horse industry and its role in agriculture, and her clinics are focused on horsemanship, education, and helping others experience horses' positive impact.

Learn more about Dowless -- and/or nominate a woman farmer in your life to be featured by ODA throughout 2026 -- by visiting our web site: https://oda.direct/IYWF

Just a few scenes from this past weekend's Oregon's Bounty "a celebration of agriculture" event in Salem at the State Ca...
10/06/2026

Just a few scenes from this past weekend's Oregon's Bounty "a celebration of agriculture" event in Salem at the State Capitol...
(see each photo for details/photo credit/etc.)

2026 is International Year of the Woman Farmer and in celebration of that, ODA is thrilled to shine a spotlight on Orego...
10/02/2026

2026 is International Year of the Woman Farmer and in celebration of that, ODA is thrilled to shine a spotlight on Oregon women whose hard work powers our communities and beyond.

Meet Nikita Vincent, who owns and operates Twig & Bloom Flower Farm, a micro, sustainable, pesticide-free farm in Salem. Vincent is a micro-flower farmer, agricultural program coordinator, and farmer advocate focused on building equitable, community-rooted food systems in Oregon. Her work centers on food justice, land access, and rural economic development, supporting BIPOC and small-scale farmers.

Learn more about Vincent -- and/or nominate a woman farmer in your life to be featured by ODA throughout 2026 -- by visiting our web site: https://oda.direct/IYWF

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