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Oregon’s Bounty 2022 CALENDAR
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FA R M B U R E A U P R O G R A M S
Young Farmers & Ranchers Program: YF&R is a group
within Farm Bureau specifically for agriculture producers between
the ages of 16 and 35. The focus is on improving leadership skills,
networking, agriculture advocacy, travel — and having fun!
OFB Scholarships: At the state and county level, Farm Bureau
awards about $80,000 worth of scholarships to students every
year. Many have deadlines starting in March.
Ag Education, Health & Safety, & Women’s Advisory
Council: These volunteer-led committees focus on outreach and
education about Oregon agriculture to the general public and
provide useful resources and workshops to Farm Bureau members.
Oregon Century Farm & Ranch Program: This agricultural
heritage program recognizes Oregon farm and ranch families
who have worked the same land for at least 100 years. A
Sesquicentennial Award is open to family farms and ranches in
operation for at least 150 years.
Summer Ag Institute: SAI is a three-credit, week-long,
graduate-level class through Oregon State University that educates
2021 COLORING CONTEST WINNER
K-12 teachers about Oregon agriculture and how to incorporate Congratulations to Brooke Glaser, age 16, of Shedd for
agriculture into classroom lesson plans. winning 1st place overall in the 2021 OFB Coloring Contest.
Brooke’s artwork (above) earned her a cash prize and
FEELDS: OFB’s Farm Employer Education & Legal Defense Service
inclusion in this Oregon’s Bounty Calendar.
(FEELDS) offers human resource management consulting to help
agriculture employers and a legal defense benefit for certain The 2nd place overall winner was Gracie Godfrey, age
types of demand letters. 9, of McMinnville, and the 3rd place overall winner was
For information Dublin Jensen, age 10, of Bend.
about these programs
and Oregon Farm Additional age division winners were Martin Curley, age 6,
Bureau, please visit of Redmond and Landon Burke, age 3, of Sisters.
OregonFB.org or call OFB Thank you to the many artists who entered the 2021
at 800.334.6323. coloring contest, which was organized by the OFB Ag
Every year the OFB Women’s Advisory Council donates Education Committee.
thousands of dollars’ worth of groceries to fill the pantries
of Oregon’s four Ronald McDonald House Charities, which Find the 2022 coloring contest entry form at OregonFB.org/
provide a home-away-from-home for the families of sick
children being treated at a nearby hospital. coloringcontest.
Farm Bureau members save big!
How to use your Farm Bureau membership benefits: Get the instructions immediately after
registering on the members-only website at members.OregonFB.org. Or request an instruction
sheet by emailing heather@oregonfb.org with the name your Farm Bureau membership is under
— or call OFB at 800.334.6323.
Members receive $500 in Bonus Cash toward the purchase or lease of an
eligible Ford vehicle or $750 in Bonus Cash toward an eligible Lincoln. Visit
FordFarmBureauAdvantage.com.
COUNTRY Financial offers insurance for auto, farm, home, life, crop, identity theft
coverage, and more. COUNTRY’s insurance and other services are available exclusively
to Farm Bureau members.
While on a trip in the United States or abroad, Farm Bureau members can save 20% at
7,000 Choice Hotels, including Sleep, Comfort, Clarion, Cambria, Suburban, EconoLodge,
Mainstay, Quality, and Rodeway hotels.
The Wyndham Hotels program offers a 20% discount off the best available rate
at 8,000 hotels worldwide, including AmeriHost Inn, Baymont, Days Inn, Hawthorn,
Howard Johnson, Knights Inn, Microtel, Ramada, Super 8, Travelodge, Wingate, and Wyndham hotels.
Members get up to 30% off base rates for Avis and Budget car rentals. Save 20%
off truck and mileage rates on all reservations made through Budget Truck Rentals.
With Farm Bureau Bank, members can take advantage of a wide variety of banking
services with great rates, generous rewards, exceptional customer service, and more.
Best friends and Farm Bureau members Bentley Egger (right) and McKinley
Mosier (left) enjoy Oregon’s autumn agricultural bounty at The Pumpkin Patch
AgriPlan (for farmers) and BizPlan (for small business owners) allow businesses
in Portland. Find farm stands near you all year long with the Oregon’s Bounty
to deduct 100% of their family health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical, Farm Stand Guide at OregonFB.org/oregonsbounty. Photo by Amy Mosier. .
vision, and dental expenses not covered by insurance.
ClearValue Hearing saves members up to 60% off MSRP on all Starkey Hearing
Instruments, and significant savings on other hearing needs, including ear protection and
ear molds from Westone EarMold Laboratories.
Designed for members without existing prescription coverage, the OFB Prescription Discount
Program gives an average savings of 30% to 75% on brand and generic prescription drugs at
551 pharmacies in Oregon. There is no red tape and everyone is eligible.
Pacific Building Systems and Pure Energy Group will offer members a $1,000
combined discount on a new building and solar package, or a $500 discount on a new
building or new solar project.
Life Line Screening allows Farm Bureau members to take advantage of mobile
health screenings in their own community at a reduced price.
Farm Bureau members get special member prices on selected categories and
brands from Grainger, as well as free standard parcel shipping on all standard
Grainger products.
Life Flight Network can quickly dispatch an emergency transport team, bringing the
ICU to you, with no cost for medically necessary emergency flights. The discounted rate
for Farm Bureau members is $59 a year. An application is required.
REACH Air Medical Services, Cal-Or Life Flight, and AirLink Critical Care Transport —
Alan Fujishin, president of Lincoln County Farm Bureau, spoke at the OFB three of Oregon’s preeminent air ambulance providers — along with the AirMedCare
House of Delegates, a grassroots group of farmers and ranchers from around Network, offer group membership coverage for a reduced rate of $65 per year.
the entire state that meets to develop and vote upon OFB policy. OFB policy
guides our organization’s advocacy efforts.. John Deere: Farm Bureau members are eligible for a complimentary John Deere
Rewards upgrade (Platinum 2 status), which unlocks the best loyalty rewards, including
valuable equipment discounts. Register at JohnDeere.com/FarmBureau.
Farm Bureau members get a $300 to $500 discount with Case-IH on Farmall and
Maxxum tractors, hay tools, and Scout utility vehicles.
Farm Bureau members can save up to $5,000 on eligible CAT machines. On top of that,
members receive an additional $250 credit on work tool attachments with new CAT machines.
Supervised Fuels, a division of Mid-Columbia Producers Inc., offers qualified voting
and supporting Farm Bureau members wholesale fuel pricing at Pacific Pride and CFN
card-lock stations statewide.
Malheur County Farm Bureau members served a biscuits-and-gravy
breakfast and answered questions about Farm Bureau during a AmeriGas gives Farm Bureau members a 5-cents-per-gallon discount on propane
membership drive at the local county fair last summer.. and offers an automatic delivery option, 24/7 emergency service, and a variety of
payment programs.
Joe Hobson, Attorney at Law: Farm Bureau members enjoy a 15% discount from
Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt Attorney Joe Hobson, who specializes in agriculture, natural
resource, and business law.
FEELDS is OFB’s Farm Employer Education & Legal Defense Service, offering human resource
management consulting to help agriculture employers and a legal defense benefit for certain
types of demand letters.
Members receive the award-winning Oregon’s Bounty Calendar ($20 value) in December
Lane County Farm Bureau President Tiffany Monroe was a guest on and, in April, the Oregon’s Bounty Farm Stand Guide ($5 value) to roadside stands,
OFB’s FRED (Farming & Ranching Every Day) Talks video series, which u-picks, and harvest festivals. Find farm stands near you all year long at OregonFB.org/
are conversations with farmers about a wide range of topics related to
agriculture. Check out our library of FRED Talks at OregonFB.org/videos.
oregonsbounty.
For more information, contact OFB at 800.334.6323 or heather@oregonfb.org.
Benefits are subject to change without notice.
No matter the amount of acreage worked, farming method
At Farm Bureau, we are proud to used, or number of animals raised, Oregon’s farmers and
January
represent and advocate for Oregon’s ranchers share core values: a deep respect for the land, an
farm and ranch families to keep them incredible work ethic, and an immense pride in their work.
viable, vital, and sustainable.
Photo by Joe Hudspeth, taken near Moro.
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Farmers and ranchers care Eggs are Oregon’s #17 agricultural
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deeply about and depend upon commodity by production value,
the health, safety, and welfare and poultry products are Oregon’s
of their animals. Healthy #10 agricultural export.
animals mean healthy food. Photo by Lori Ann Norton, taken in Crabtree.
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This tractor is preparing the ground to plant wheat.
Keeping the soil fertile and Spring wheat is planted in the spring and is
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healthy is essential to the harvested in the fall. Winter wheat is planted in
success of any farm. late fall and is harvested in the summer.
Photo by Karen Kirsch, taken in Marion County.
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for farms growing a wide variety of flowers,
vibrant colors of spring flowers including tulips, irises, dahlias, and lilies.
are a welcome sight. Photo by Barb Iverson, taken at Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm
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oragfest.comOne of the oldest agricultural heritage programs in the nation,
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The Hood River Valley comes OFB’s Century Farm & Ranch Program honors the families who
alive in spring with the blooms of have worked the land and farmed for generations.
pear, apple, and cherry orchards.
Photo by Mitch Schreiber Papatography, taken in Hood River.
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Century Farm & Ranch
Program Deadline Cinco de Mayo
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Memorial DayOregon is a specialty crop state, which During the summer in the Willamette Valley, a drive through the
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means we have farmers who grow country can reveal a wide array of colors, thanks to fields of
crops for seed, as well as nuts, fruits, yellow mustard or turnip, white meadowfoam, and crimson clover.
vegetables, and foliage. Photo by Joshua Bagby, taken near Perrydale.
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of cutting-edge technology and other types of berries) off of the bushes. Berry harvest,
the timeless tradition of growing specifically for fresh market sales, is also done by hand.
crops out of the soil. Photo by Heath Locke, taken in Woodburn.
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97% of Oregon’s farms and
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years to grow its first fruit. Oregon is the
ranches are family owned #8 producer of apples in the United States.
and operated.
Photo by EmmaLee Demianew, taken in Milton-Freewater.
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can extend up to 30 feet. The bines twist
some of the best beer in the around wires held up by large trellises.
world. Oregon is the #2 U.S. There are 75 known varieties of hops.
producer of hops.
Photo by Emily Iverson, taken in Silverton.
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TBA: Oregon Farm Bureau PAC Golf Tourney
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Labor Day
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Oregon’s Bounty Calendar
Patriot Day OFB Board of Directors Meeting Photo Contest Deadline
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Rosh Hashana BeginsFind pumpkin patches, farm There are dozens of varieties of pumpkins that
October
stands, and on-farm harvest events come in an assortment of colors and sizes. Certain
near you with the Oregon’s Bounty types are ideal for carving, cooking, or decorating.
online directory at OregonFB.org/
Photo by Bryan Andresen, taken in Junction City.
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HalloweenThis season, take a moment After the hectic months of harvest die down,
November
to give thanks for the farm farmers get a chance to catch up on work in the
and ranch families who office. Taking care of the books, contracts, and
grow our food and other ag equipment is also part of life on a farm or ranch.
products for society. Photo by Ulrich Burkhalter, taken in Pratum.
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Oregon Farm Bureau wishes Cattle and calves consistently rank as a top ag
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you and yours a festive holiday commodity for Oregon agriculture. Ranchers work year-
season and a happy, healthy, and round to care for their animals. Most cattle ranchers
prosperous year ahead. Thank are based east of the Cascade Mountain Range.
you for your membership! Photo by Charity Morris, taken in Ritter.
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Christmas Day Kwanzaa Begins New Year’s EveThank you!
OFB sincerely thanks the 136 photographers who entered this year’s Oregon’s Bounty Calendar Photo Contest.
As always, it was extremely difficult to select the featured images.
The deadline to submit photos for the 2023 Oregon’s Bounty Calendar Contest is Sept. 15, 2022. Learn more at
OregonFB.org/calendar.
Please enjoy the award-winning Oregon’s Bounty Calendar, valued at $20, as thanks for your membership in
Farm Bureau. We appreciate you very much!
Photographers (top left to bottom right): William M. Carnes, Scott Jacobson, Jamie Kenagy, Laurel Stone, Manoj Kumar, Megan Buck.
Oregon Farm Bureau • 800.334.6323 • OregonFB.org2023
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Oregon Farm Bureau is a grassroots, nonpartisan,
nonprofit organization representing farm and ranch
member families in the public and policymaking arenas.
With county roots dating back to 1919, OFB was
established as a statewide organization in 1932.
OFB’s primary goals are to promote educational
improvement, economic opportunity, and social
advancement for our members and Oregon’s agriculture
and natural resources communities as a whole.
Farm Bureau believes that all of Oregon’s 220-plus
agricultural commodities, differing farming methods,
and spectrum of operation sizes are valuable and
essential for helping farms and ranches remain viable,
vital, and sustainable.
Proudly working on behalf of over 6,500 farm and
ranch families, Farm Bureau is dedicated to protecting,
promoting, and strengthening Oregon agriculture.
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F R O M O R E G O N FA R M B U R E A U
Oregon Farm Bureau is a grassroots, nonpartisan,
nonprofit organization representing farm and ranch
member families in the public and policymaking arenas.
With county roots dating back to 1919, OFB was
established as a statewide organization in 1932.
Oregon Farm Bureau Federation
1320 Capitol St. NE, Suite 200
800.334.6323 • OregonFB.org
OFB’s primary goals are to promote educational
improvement, economic opportunity, and social
Salem, OR 97301
advancement for our members and Oregon’s agriculture
and natural resources communities as a whole.
Farm Bureau believes that all of Oregon’s 220-plus
agricultural commodities, differing farming methods,
Retail price: $20 and spectrum of operation sizes are valuable and
essential for helping farms and ranches remain viable,
vital, and sustainable.
Proudly working on behalf of over 6,500 farm and
Oregon Farm Bureau Federation
ranch families, Farm Bureau is dedicated to protecting,
1320 Capitol St. NE, Suite 200
promoting, and strengthening Oregon agriculture.
Salem, OR 97301
800.334.6323, OregonFB.org Anne Marie Moss, OFB Communications Director
Cheryl McLean, Graphic Designer, ImPrint Services
Month photos by: Joe Hudspeth, Lori Ann Norton, Karen
Kirsch, Barb Iverson, Mitch Schreiber Papatography, Joshua
Bagby, Heath Locke, EmmaLee Demianew, Emily Iverson, Bryan
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