Oregonians Encouraged To “Celebrate Berries”

Oregon BerriesSALEM, OR — First, it was strawberries, then blueberries.  Now blackberries and raspberries are ripening and by fall, cranberries will be harvested on the southern Oregon Coast.   Oregon Department of Agriculture Marketing Director Gary Roth said most states can’t match the quantity, quality, and variety of berries.

“Oregon is well known locally and internationally for many of its products, not the least of which is berries. We grow so many different varieties here. We are a leader in the production of many. We have developed varieties that are now consumed around the world.”

Roth added Oregon berries have also cashed in on health claims backed up through research.   With the knowledge that berries are good for you and taste sensational, Oregon berries are in demand.

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Annual Rhubarb Festival

This event started in La Pine at L & S Gardens. Upon the retirement of Linda she graciously passed the event on to the La Pine Senior Activity Center.  Each year the community, gathers with everything Rhubarb.

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4th Annual Wildlife Baby Shower

Join Think Wild at Oregon Spirit Distillers in Bend on May 19 from 3-6 PM to help your local wildlife hospital raise funds & supplies to care for injured and orphaned native wildlife in need this baby

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Saving Grace – Heroes Celebration

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