‘Business trumps politics’
Open border commerce and tourism initiatives move forward in Baja — and Oregon.
Farms and Forests
Can agritourism save the farm?
Multnomah County is considering an ordinance to allow agritourism in East County.
A Wheat Grower Who Wants Fewer Regs
Eastern Oregon farmer Dana Tuckness thinks regulatory agencies have more power than they should.
A Cattle Rancher Bent on a Free Market
Native Oregonian Larry Collver, 60, has been a cattle rancher for 22 years and a homebuilder for most of his life.
Farmers bet on Trump as cash cow
Oregon farmers supported Trump in large numbers. After the release of the president’s proposed 2018 budget — which cuts USDA programs by $230 billion over the next decade — are they still so enamored?
Prineville leaders weigh in on collaboration versus coordination as public lands strategy
Ranchers, environmental groups and civic leaders weigh in on public lands skirmish in Central Oregon.
A Coordinated Attack
How a little-known federal rule is driving a new battle over public lands in Crook County.
Tangled up in Wool
How an effort to green the textile market turned into a referendum on animal welfare, national monuments and an iconic outdoor trade show.
