Welcome to the Oregon Pasture Network

We are Oregon’s premier network of independent farmers & ranchers who are committed to expanding pasture based agriculture across the great state of Oregon. Our membership farms lean into shared values and go beyond best practices to make better food products, steward land responsibly for future generations and create economic viability and food resilience in rural and urban farming communities.

Our Impact

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In pastured production across Oregon
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Cattle, bison, pigs, sheep, goats, yaks, chickens, ducks, turkeys and rabbits are being raised on pasture for meat, fiber and dairy products
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Of recorded pasture based education resources are available to all OPN members

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Membership Benefits

Pasture focused business, grazing, and marketing education and technical resources
High touch peer-to-peer education opportunities (for free or low cost)
Exclusive access to OPN events
Discounts on events, classes and merchandise
A network of fellow pastured producers
Mentorship opportunities and more…

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Subscribe to the OPN email list and get our exclusive pasture based monthly newsletter that includes OPN updates, education and technical assistance resources, event reminders, policy updates and occasionally something lighthearted, just to remind you that you’re not the only one with poop on your shirt. 🙂

    Our Dedication to Oregon’s Food Systems

    We are dedicated to contributing better meat products directly to Oregon’s food systems. We connect farmers and ranchers with eaters in communities all over the state, and when our farmers and ranchers learn more, they do better to produce healthy, nutritious and affordable pastured meat, fiber and dairy products for the families in their communities.

    Our Blog

    Sacrifice Areas – Grow More Grass Next Year

    It may be winter but there are actions you can take right now and through the winter can have a huge impact on your farm’s productivity next spring.  How do…

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    When the Herd Hits the Road: Livestock Evacuation Tips

    Introduction In part 1 of this post, we discussed keeping your livestock…

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    Caring for Livestock in High Heat

    Introduction If you hang around farmers and ranchers long enough, you’ll realize…

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    Grazing Terminology: What Does it Really Mean?

    When starting out, the terminology around grazing systems can be confusing: mob…

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