It has stood there as long as people can remember, but very few know exactly what it is. That bent-over pipe that sticks out of the beach near the Turnaround in Seaside is actually the water-intake pipe for the Seaside Aquarium. You could literally say this is the aquarium’s lifeline. Can you swim in the …
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Medford does not have the right climate for good production. The ideal locations for growing pistachios are areas that have cold but not frigid winters, hot summers, and little rain. Semi-arid desert locations are ideal. Pistachios prefer temperatures that are above 100 degrees during the day. Can you grow pistachios in the Pacific Northwest? Pistachios …
Lettuce, peas, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, beans, zucchini, cucumbers, squash, leeks, carrots, and onions do well on the coast. Tomatoes and corn can do well if you use short-season varieties and use a row covering to speed germination and early growth. What is grown on the Oregon coast? Beef cattle, hay, potatoes, and mint grow …
35-mile. It’s a 35-mile scenic meander through the fruit orchards, small towns, and back roads of the Hood River Valley. Located about 45 minutes east of Portland by way of the Columbia Gorge, and directly south of the town of Hood River, the area is Oregon’s largest fruit growing region. How long does it take …
Yes, we can grow almonds with a little protection and good drainage. Almonds are very early bloomers, and therefore should not be planted in frost pockets. The nuts require a warm, dry summer to mature. Some varieties require a second variety for cross pollination. Do nut trees grow in Oregon? – Oregonians who love the …
Seasonal Oregon Produce Apples: August through November (cold storage until spring) Apricots: June and July. Artichokes: September and October. Arugula: May through December. Asparagus: April through June. Basil: June through November. Beets: June through January. Blackberries: July through September. What berries are in season in Oregon right now? Raspberries ripen mid-June through July with others …
A: Most pistachios are grown in California. Medford does not have the right climate for good production. The ideal locations for growing pistachios are areas that have cold but not frigid winters, hot summers, and little rain. How far north can you grow pistachios? Planting instructions It is possible to grow them in USDA hardiness …
While potatoes, pears, and onions are Oregon’s most valuable produce crops, followed by blueberries, cherries, and apples, the state leads the nation in smaller-category commodities as well, such as blackberries, boysenberries, and rhubarb. What is the most popular fruit in Oregon? As testament to their widespread popularity, pears are the top-selling tree fruit crop in …
Pinot noir does especially well in the major grape-growing regions of the state because it is a cool-climate cultivar, and much of western Oregon is a cool-climate region (
Most OLCC investigations take four to eight weeks to complete. Investigations may take longer if: the business location has had problems with OLCC, police or neighbors; the applicant has a criminal history; the applicant has provided false information; and/or the applicant has a history of abusing drugs or alcohol. How do I get my OLCC …
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How to get an Oregon Winery License Step #1: Determine what kind of license you need. Step #2: Complete pre-application requirements. Step #3: Complete license application. Step #4: Purchase an Oregon Winery Bond. Step #5: Submit paperwork. Step #6: Wait for approval. Questions? How much does it cost to start your own winery? How Much …
Special Provisions The definition of “homemade” as “noncommercial” means there are no limitations on where homemade beer, wine and cider can be made, so long as the maker does not receive any financial benefit for the beverages he/she makes. Can you sell homemade wine in Oregon? Can I Sell Wine From My Home? You can …
filberts. EUGENE, Ore. – More and more Oregon farmers are taking an interest in growing hazelnuts. But many Oregonians still call hazelnuts “filberts.” What is the nickname for hazelnuts? They are also known as cobnuts or filberts according to species. Why are filbert’s called hazelnuts? Who Came Up With Filberts. In some regions, hazelnuts were …
Oregon has been regulating alcohol through its laws for over 150 years. In 1844, the Oregon Territory voted to prohibit alcoholic beverages. This is often referred to as the first prohibition in the United States. The law was repealed in 1845. What was the first state to go dry? Maine. Maine was the first dry …
Oregon produces few manufactured products such as cars, steel, mining, aerospace or electronics. It is primarily an agricultural state. Rich soil and temperate climates throughout the state make it ideal for several kinds of crops. What products is Oregon famous for? Oregon’s top agricultural products include: milk, nursery stock, hops, cattle and calves, berries, pears, …