Map of Registered Outdoor Hemp Acreage - November 2020

Oregon Department of Agriculture has updated their information on the number of acres of hemp registered in Oregon for the 2020 season. By November 2, 2020, there were 27,434 acres of outdoor hemp registered. It should be noted that not all registered acres may have been planted.

The top five counties for registered outdoor acres are:

Jackson - 6380 acres
Josephine - 3047 acres
Deschutes - 2365 acres
Umatilla - 1971 acres
Malheur - 1555 acres

See the map to the right where counties are colored by registered acreage and individual field locations are marked with a black dot.

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