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If you grow it, we’ll help protect it.From cattle to hazelnuts to potatoes, we have you covered.

#TakeSimpleSteps today to protect your farm.

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Farm Bureau PrOgrams 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 gives about $70,000 worth of scholarships to students every year. Many have deadlines starting in March.Health & Safety, Ag Education & 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 K-12 teachers about Oregon agriculture and how to incorporate agriculture into classroom lesson plans.FEELDS: OFB’s Farm Employer Education & Legal Defense Service (FEELDS) offers human resource management consulting to help agriculture employers and a legal defense benefit for certain

types of demand letters.For information about these programs and Oregon Farm Bureau, please visit oregonfb.org or call OFB at 800.334.6323.Left: The OFB Health & Safety and Ag Education Committees share ag information with the public throughout the year.

2018 COlOring COntest WinnerCongratulations to Serena Schweitzer, age 8, of Salem for winning 1st place overall in the 2018 OFB Coloring Contest. Serena’s artwork (above) earned her a cash prize and inclusion in this Oregon’s Bounty calendar.The second-place overall winner is Tiffany Ross, age 10, of Bend, and the third-place overall winner is Brooke Glaser, age 13, of Shedd. Additional age division winners are Brandon Glaser, age 6, of Shedd, and Lydia Shetler, age 2.Thank you to 181 artists who entered this year’s coloring contest, which is organized by the OFB Ag Education Committee. Find the 2019 entry form at oregonfb.org/coloringcontest.

Easily recoup the cost of your Farm Bureau dues with the following great member benefit programs.How to access the discounts: Members can get the instructions for using their benefits immediately when they register at the Farm Bureau members-only website. Create an account at members.oregonfb.org. Or request a benefit instruction sheet by emailing [email protected] with the name your Farm Bureau membership is under. Or call OFB at 800.334.6323.

New! Ford offers Farm Bureau members an additional $500 Bonus Cash on the purchase or lease of an eligible new 2018/2019 model year Ford vehicle. Learn more at 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 5,000 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 6,400 hotels worldwide, including AmeriHost Inn, Baymont, Days Inn, Hawthorn, Howard Johnson, Knights Inn, Microtel, Ramada, Super 8, Travelodge, Wingate, and Wyndham hotels.

Members can get up to 25% off base rates for Avis and Budget car 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.

AgriPlan (for farmers) and BizPlan (for small business owners) allow businesses to deduct 100% of their family health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical, 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.

Farm Bureau members save big!

Karl Dettwyler of Marion County Farm Bureau in his green bean field.

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 can save up to 30% on products purchased through Grainger. Also receive free standard ground shipping on all standard

Grainger products, including orders placed in store, by phone, or at grainger.com.

Life Flight Network can quickly dispatch an emergency transport team, bringing the ICU to you, with no cost for medically necessary emergency flights. Save $15 to $25, depending on the Life Flight Membership Plan chosen. An application is required.

REACH Air Medical Services, Cal-Or Life Flight, and AirLink Critical Care Transport — three of Oregon’s preeminent air ambulance providers — along with the

AirMedCare Network, offer group membership coverage for a reduced rate of $55 per year.

John Deere: Oregon 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.

Members can save up to $2,000 on new CAT machines, including wheel loaders, skid steers, backhoes, excavators, and more.

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.

AmeriGas gives Farm Bureau members a 5-cents-per-gallon discount on propane, 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 agricultural 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 and the printed Oregon’s Bounty Guide to farm stands, u-picks, and harvest festivals in April. Find farm stands near you all year long at oregonfb.org/oregonsbounty.

For more information, visit oregonfb.org or call 800.334.6323.Benefits are subject to change without notice.

Oregon’s Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee Chair Jenny Freeborn came in second place at the national 2018 American Farm Bureau Discussion Meet. Her prize was a Case-IH tractor!

Every year, Oregon Farm Bureau members travel to Washington D.C. to meet with national lawmakers.

The Young Farmers & Ranchers (YF&R) program offers workshops, training, and social events for Farm Bureau members aged 16 through 35.

Farm Bureau reception at state Capitol

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Farm Bureau is proud to represent nearly 7,000 farm and ranch families from all parts of Oregon.

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matthew and mary Brady are active members of douglas County Farm Bureau. they raise sheep

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Besides raising healthy crops and animals, farmers and ranchers are to thank for preserving Oregon’s beautiful rural areas.

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While whole carrots are grown in various parts of Oregon, Jefferson County is

home to about 85% of the hybrid carrot seed planted in the u.s.

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Oregon ranks 5th in the u.s. for the production of fresh-market vegetables, and also 5th for vegetables bound for processing.

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Oregon floriculture blooms beautifully in the Willamette Valley every spring and

includes peonies, irises, tulips, and lilies.Photo by Jessica Logan Drew, taken at

Adelman Peony Gardens in Salem.

Find farm stands, u-picks, and on-farm events near you with Oregon’s Bounty at oregonfb.org/oregonsbounty.

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Beautiful when in bloom, crimson clover is grown for seed, animal feed, and as

a cover crop that puts nitrogen into the soil. Photo by Abigail Pohlschneider of her daughter Frances, taken in her

grandpa Alfred Pohlschneider’s farm in St. Paul.

Farmers plant rotating cover crops, like crimson clover, to increase soil fertility, manage erosion, and suppress weeds.

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Oregon-grown strawberries are a favorite of summer harvest, known

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Oregon is a specialty crop state, with over 220 different agricultural commodities grown here, from strawberries to snap beans, hops to hazelnuts.

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the most common variety of wheat exported from Oregon is soft white wheat, grown for

customers in Japan, Korea, and China. Photo by Logan Padget, member of OFB’s Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee, taken on his farm in Sherman County.

Wheat is Oregon’s #6 ag commodity by production value. the Columbia Plateau is home to vast wheat farms.

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tBa: Oregon Farm Bureau PaC golf tourney

Few things are more quintessentially “Oregon” than a hazelnut (aka filbert) orchard. Oregon is

the #1 producer of hazelnuts in the u.s. Photo by Cristal Gayle Photography of Jose and Chevelle Flores,

taken at Dorris Ranch in Springfield.

agriculture contributes much to Oregon’s landscape, economy, culture, and quality of life.

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autumn’s agricultural bounty includes pumpkins, hazelnuts, wine grapes,

pears, apples, squash, potatoes, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts.

Photo by Betsy Norris, taken in the Willamette Valley.

use Oregon’s Bounty to find pumpkin patches, farm stands, and harvest festivals near you. Visit oregonfb.org/oregonsbounty.

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Oregon is home to over 1,200 Century Farms and ranches that have remained operational and within

the same family for at least 100 years. there are over 40 sesquicentennial Farms and ranches.

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in this season of thanksgiving, we are especially grateful for the hard-working farm and ranch families who grow our food.

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Cattle and calves always rank as a top ag commodity for Oregon. ranchers work

24/7/365 to care for their animals. Photo by Beth Harrell Mackenzie, taken at

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Oregon Farm Bureau wishes you and yours the very best this holiday season. Here’s to a healthy, happy, and prosperous year ahead!

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thanks for your membership!Established at the county level in 1919 and the state level in 1932, Farm Bureau is a grassroots, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization working to protect, promote, and strengthen Oregon agriculture in the political and public arenas. Many heartfelt thanks to the record-breaking 133 photographers who sent in hundreds of images for consideration in this year’s calendar. If you follow OFB on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, you’ll see many of these photos throughout the year. The deadline to submit images for the 2020 Oregon’s Bounty Calendar Photo Contest is Sept. 15, 2019. We welcome the public to share their favorite photos of Oregon agriculture for a chance to be featured in this award-winning calendar. Learn more at oregonfb.org/calendar.

Photographers (top to bottom, left to right): Linda Baker, Miranda Rommel, Dan Bateman, John Morgan, T.J. Hafner, Mike Mueller.

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ISSN 1040-5909 Published annually by the Oregon Farm Bureau Federation, 1320 Capitol St. NE, Suite 200, Salem, OR 97301, 503.399.1701, oregonfb.org Controlled circulation. Calendar price included in annual membership dues.

Copyright © 2018-2020 Oregon Farm Bureau Federation. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

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