The OSU Small Farms Programs hosts four Women Farmer Networks throughout the state.
The League of Women Farmers, Southern Oregon
The League of Women Farmers provides women farmers with opportunities for business networking, expanding knowledge, and socializing in a supportive, open environment.
The League of Women Farmers was the first of OSU's Women Farmer Networks. It began in October of 2007 and since then they have hosted welding classes, pruning workshops, and seed exchanges- always accompanied by a delicous potluck. Follow them on facebook.
Contact: Call the Southern Oregon Small Farms Program at (541)776-7371 ext 208
Or email Maud Powell.
Central Oregon Women's Farm Network
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Willamette Women's Farm Network (WWFN), Mid to Southern Willamette Valley
Sharing. Learning. Growing Together. We are a community of women from central and southern Willamette Valley of Oregon, that are actively engaged in farm and ranch activities. We join together to further our knowledge of farm and ranch related issues both in the market place and in agricultural practices. We are working together to enhance our economic self-sufficiency through shared experience, resources, and visions of how our farm work will impact ourselves and our community. We will provide each member a safe, supportive environment and opportunity to learn safety and lawful practices regarding farming/ranching that promotes responsibility, profitability and conservation of the land.
The WWFN started in November 2008. They keep in touch through an e-mail list-serv and gather together for hands-on learning, farm walks, knowledge sharing, and socializing.
Follow them on Facebook.
For more information, contact the coordinator, Teagan Moran, (541) 713-5011
Women and Nonbinary Folks in Agriculture (Waggies) - Northern Willamette Valley/ Portland Metro Area
Mission Statement: Waggies provides women and nonbinary farmers in the north Willamette Valley of Oregon with opportunities for creating community by expanding knowledge, business networking and socializing in a supportive, open environment.
Waggies meets throughout the year for farm tours and potlucks offered at member farms in the north Willamette region. Additional education, skill building, networking events and support are offered. We communicate through facebook and an email listserv.
For more information, contact Heidi Noordijk (971) 801-0392 or Talia Levy.