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Speaking For Oregon Agriculture Since 1969
From board rooms, to colleges, to classrooms, fairs and the halls of the legislature the members of Oregon Women for Agriculture have been working hard to share the message about agriculture in our state.
Oregon Agricultural Facts
Oregon boasts over 220 locally grown commodities, the third most agriculturally-diverse in the nation. Learn more about the characteristics that make Oregon such a special place to call home.
FARMER’S MARKETS
There are over 160 farmer’s markets in Oregon. Farmers’ markets, farm tours, u-pick stands, and farm-to-fork meals are popular for the fresh and local foods they provide.
BEEF CATTLE
Cattle are raised in all 36 counties in Oregon. In 2014, the Oregon Department of Agriculture Statistics estimated Oregon had 1,280,000 head of beef cattle.
WINE
The number of vineyards in Oregon has nearly doubled since 2005. Over 17,000 jobs are provided by the wine industry in Oregon.
ONIONS
Eastern Oregon is the leading region in the country for onions, weighing in at about 1,724,700,000 pounds! Malheur, Umatilla, and Morrow counties produce the largest amount of onions.
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2020 Auction Cancelled
2020 Auction Cancellation The Oregon Women for Agriculture board voted to cancel the 2020 auction due to the coronavirus at the March state board meeting. Thank you to everyone who[…]
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See you in 2021 for the OWA Auction!
THE 2020 AUCTION HAS BEEN CANCELLED. CHECK OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR MORE INFO. Mark your calendar for, you don’t want to miss this event! The 33rd Annual Oregon Women for[…]
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Bountiful Tours at the End of the Oregon Trail
By Mallory Phelan – The 2019 AAW Convention is the perfect opportunity to convene with fellow members and learn all about agriculture in Oregon as well as grow in your[…]
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