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Oregon Cattlemen’s Association looks to develop next generation of leaders

With aging industry, group will encourage young ranchers

The Oregon Cattlemen’s Association has launched the Young Cattlemen’s Leadership Program for those interested in serving the beef industry, and the deadline to ...


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Oregon bill aims for insurers to recognize wildfire mitigation steps

Proposal could reduce premiums for those taking action

SALEM — Oregon lawmakers may require insurance companies to offer discounts to homeowners for wildfire mitigation measures, unless those actions are factored into their risk models.

The increased prevalence of devastating wildfires in Oregon in recent years have raised costs for insurance companies, and by extensio...


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Specialty crop alliance, Farm Bureau urge more aid from Congress

The Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance, American Farm Bureau Federation and 54 other U.S. agriculture groups have called on Congress to immediately provide increased financial assistance.

High input costs, low crop prices and challenges that come with recently a...


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Several Oregon Prosperity Council members have farm ties

Included are leaders with Port of Portland, Tillamook Cheese, Naumes, Inc., Fort George Brewing

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek recently announced members of her new Prosperity Council and several have agricultural or natural resource industry ties.

The council’s co-chairman is Curtis Robinhold, executive director of the


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Washington farm group says AG’s bill puts agriculture on the spot

Lawmaker rips bill as bid to thwart ICE

A Washington farm group leader told state lawmakers that agricultural employers could be fined heavily if they cooperated with federal immigration agents under legislation proposed by state Attorney General Nick Brown.

The bill threatens employers with heavy fines and private-party lawsuits if they voluntarily make payroll record...


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