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Developing Oregon’s winter vegetable market project fills need

Oregon farmers are now successfully selling rot-resistant winter squash varieties into January and later.

Alexandra Stone, Lane Selman, Nick Andrews | Apr 2023 | Impact story

Laws for u-pick and farm stands?

P: I have a lavender farm in Clackamas county and I am wanting to open up to u-pick for the summer. We are zoned Exclusive Farm Use (EFU) I have not been able to get a clear understanding from the county on whether ...

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Plant scarlet runner beans first when soils are chilly

Cold-tolerant vines offer blooms, hummingbirds and an early start on beans.

Apr 18, 2023 | News story

Season 1, Episode 10: Defining Economic Value of Vineyard Nutrient Management (in English)

Learn how researchers determine economic value of farm production practices and how those data can be used to help growers make more informed decisions in the future.

Patricia A. Skinkis | Apr 2023 | Podcast episode

Training and outreach improve mental health response in Oregon communities

These efforts have equipped professionals and partners across the state to offer informed, compassionate support when it matters most.

Dusti Linnell | Apr 2023 | Impact story

Bilingual SNAP-Ed training strengthens healthy eating practices in early childhood programs

OSU Extension SNAP-Ed helped early learning professionals build confidence in promoting nutrition and mealtime practices that support children’s well-being.

Carly Kristofik | Apr 2023 | Impact story

Should we treat ash trees for emerald ash borer?

P: I just read about the emerald ash borer (EAB) appearing in Oregon. We have two large very nice ash trees that we don't want to cut down, no signs of infestation at this time. Would you recommend we go ahead and treat these with the pesticide injection that treats for the borer, just in case?

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