OSU Extension

Oregon State University Extension's potluck this weekend is for farmers who share something in common: They’re all military veterans.

Since its implementation in 1980, the OSU Extension Food Safety and Preservation hotline has offered resources for Oregonians looking to can their freshly harvested produce.

In 2020, OSU Extension started a gardening from seed program, in part because people worried that grocery stores wouldn’t be able to stock fresh produce during the pandemic.

A new crisis hotline is now available in Oregon for people in the agricultural and forestry communities. The Agristress helpline is administered by Oregon State University’s extension service.

An ongoing disagreement over religious expression in a government-funded program has led to the apparent termination of a decadeslong partnership between Oregon State University and southern Oregon's Jefferson County.

February 6th marked the beginning of Food Hero's giveaway program. Individuals and groups are encouraged to sign up to receive a free seed kit.

Opponents say industrial poultry operations planned for Scio and Aumsville are reinforcing a trend in Oregon agriculture where only the largest farms survive.

Melynda Small knew her house was in trouble when the Echo Mountain Fire bore down on the unincorporated town of Otis in Oregon’s coast range. "293 homes…

If you’re planning any canning projects this Summer and you want to keep it safe and sanitary, Oregon State University’s Extension Program has you…

Spring might not be the time of year we typically think about wildfires. But a series of free webinars starting Wednesday, March 17 is meant to help…

Since 2018, Oregon State University has relied on hundreds of citizen scientists to collect wild bees. Researchers think there are about 600 native bee…

Don’t use a leaf blower to clear your bushes or sidewalks of ash. We spoke with an expert about this and other best practices as communities begin to…