By Oregon Forest Forever, With ballots arriving, I wanted to reach out and encourage you to vote no on Measure 118. This proposal on the November ballot is the largest tax increase of any kind in Oregon history. It would raise prices for virtually everything Oregonians buy, including groceries, gas […]

Congressman Bentz Attends Field Hearing to Address Central Oregon’s Water Supply Press Release WASHINGTON – Yesterday, Subcommittee on Natural Resources Water, Wildlife, and Fisheries Chairman Cliff Bentz joined Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer (OR-05) in her district to open a Subcommittee hearing titled, ‘It All Depends on Water: Examining Efforts to Improve […]

By Oregonians for Food and Shelter, EPA released an updated version of their Runoff and Erosion Mitigation Menu website (https://www.epa.gov/pesticides/mitigation-menu) . The website provides definitions and descriptions of the practices that can be used as on-farm runoff and erosion mitigations. Current pesticide labels do not require applicators to reference the […]

By Oregon State University, Extension office CORVALLIS, Ore. — For the past three years, Terri Emrich has been growing garlic, lavender, berries and beans on her farm in Columbia County. In the fall of 2021 — her first year operating Rainier Garden Farms — Emrich started selling jams and jellies. […]

 By Willamette Valley Ag & Expo, Attention farmers and ranchers! The Willamette Valley Ag Expo is back this November 12-14 at the Linn County Expo Center, 4 buildings packed with vendors, exhibitors, informative classes, and workshops. See the latest ag trends and technologies! Learn more on our website: https://wvaexpo.com/

By Oregon Family Farm Association, An Oregon pinot noir that costs less than $20 a bottle topped Wine Enthusiast’s list of 100 best buys in wine. The 2022 King Estate’s Inscription Pinot Noir ranked first after blind-tasting of about 23,000 affordable wines during the past year. King Estate debuted the […]

Local Haulers & Neighbors File Land Use Appeals for Lane County’s New Garbage Processing Site The County Failed to Notify Neighbors of Zoning Changes and Ignored Numerous Land Use Rules By Lane County Garbage and Recycling Association, Eugene, Ore – On September 30, 2024, Jake Pelroy, volunteer president of the […]

By Taxpayers Association of Oregon Foundation, Oregon Department of Transportation says they are $1 billion under-funded for basic road costs. Several cities have raised gas taxes in the past few years to pay for basic road costs. Yet, Oregon is about to receive up to $24 million in Federal road […]

Oregon Forests Forever, The Oregon Forests Forever team was amazed at the overwhelmingly positive reaction we received at the finish line of Hood to Coast last month, where we debuted our brand new “For the Trees” virtual reality experience. And if you weren’t in Seaside that day, have no fear […]

Forest Health Projects on Fremont-Winema National Forest Can Proceed After Ninth Circuit Decision By American Forest Resource Council The American Forest Resource Council (AFRC) announced a significant legal victory in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit concerning three critical forest management projects—Baby Bear, Bear Wallow, and South […]