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Carrot seed production in Oregon (in English)

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Central Oregon Agricultural Research and Extension Center help Jefferson county to be at the center of Oregon seed production. Jefferson county produces over 50% of the carrot seed grown in the United States. Seed growers, contractors, and companies all work together and with COAREC to produce the best seed, using the best practices.

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