Farms and other agricultural water users ensure the availability of fresh, locally produced food to both rural and urban communities.
Irrigated agriculture also provides ancillary social benefits through boating, fishing, hunting, and other recreational amenities.
Irrigated agriculture is the backbone of Oregon’s economy, supporting a variety of high value crops sold globally.
Agricultural water suppliers are on the forefront of conservation and are always seeking innovative ways to stretch our resources.
Don’t miss out on OWRC’s 2018 District Managers’ Workshop, March 15th on the Oregon Coast! This annual educational and networking event covers a variety of topics related to district management, valuable roundtable discussions with other District Managers and much more! For more information, including draft agenda and registration, visit the Events page: https://owrc.org/event/managers-workshop
Don’t miss out on OWRC’s 2017 Annual Conference, November 28th – December 1st in Hood River! This annual educational and networking event will cover a range of topics and issues impacting irrigated agriculture, and offers several opportunities for networking with other water professionals and vendors. For more information, including draft agenda and registration, visit the Events […]
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