Oregon Women for Agriculture opposes any additional taxes that would be burdensome to business owners, farmers, ranchers and the citizen of the state. Measure 97 has been billed as a way to make out of state businesses pay their fair share. However, that is not the case. It will affect many Oregon businesses, and ultimately all…
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OWA is opposed to a National Monument being put in place without local input. Today many ranching families in Malheur County rely on the public grounds of what is proposed to be the Owyhee Canyon land monument.
AVAILABLE NOW applications for OWA’s signature billboard “Almost Everything Starts on a Farm or Ranch” is now available as a “truck wrap” available for semi tankers, van box trailers and grain trailers traveling major highways and interstates.
Oregon Women for Agriculture invite you to join us at Ag Fest, April 23 and 24, 2016 at the Oregon State Fairgrounds, Salem. FREE for Children 12 & under and FREE Parking! Last year over 20,000 people attended Ag Fest to touch, taste and experience the incredible world of Oregon agriculture, in a fun-filled, festive…
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Only 200 tickets available for this Henry Golden Boy Silver series, .17, engraving “American Farmers Feeding the World”! Drawing will be held at our annual Oregon Women for Agriculture Dinner and Auction on April 16th at the Linn County Fairgrounds! Email or Call Sarah Halagean for more details or purchase tickets! Scope mounts. No scope.
Oregon Women for Agriculture opposes raising Oregon’s minimum wage. OWA members share the reasons why they are personally opposed to raising Oregon’s minimum wage. Oregon Farmer & OWA member Norm Jean Fordyce shares her story. As a small business owner I have many concerns about raising the minimum wage higher than any State in the…
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