Some farm groups say proposed management rules go too far. Other groups say they don’t go far enough

New curtailments will impact 1,500 water rights holders and local communities might need to restrict residential watering

With residential and commercial development taking over, it’s an uphill battle to preserve working orchards and ag land

Project touted as proof that Oregon is “driving creative solutions to build sustainable infrastructure”

The EPA is accusing Ace Black Ranches of Clean Water Act violations but the ranch owners say, huh?

Oregon is faring better than Washington and Idaho, but record lows will put irrigators in a tough spot come spring

Nearly two-thirds of the state’s agricultural land will change ownership in the next 20 years. It's ripe for development

Agrivoltaics integrates solar power and crop cultivation to the benefit of both. An OSU prof thinks it could be the future

Maintaining the beauty and productivity of its orchards required citizen action. And still does

In Central Oregon “there just isn’t enough water to go around.” Managers, users and enviros must hash out tough comprises

Stakes are high as regulations on 150 million acres of BLM lands come up for review. Public will enter the fray likely in January

In the Columbia River Gorge, alternatives to chemical insecticides are being used in the battle against pests