Oregon Agriculture

	Find your way to a corn maze near you Grab a jacket and the kids and head for one of these locations. You're sure to find plenty of family fun, food and even some warm apple cider.
	Bring the whole family to The MAiZE at the Pumpkin Patch and experience the Field of Screams, hayrides, train rides, the pumpkin patch and more!
	Heiser's Pumpkin Patch is a fun place to bring your family for a memorable day down on the farm. Enjoy hay rides, the famous 1000 bale hay maze, a challenging corn maze and a petting zoo.
	Oregon Hill Farm Admission is FREE! Charitable parking donations benefit the Amani Center of Columbia County, a non-profit facility that identifies child abuse victims, provides treatment and assistance to the families. For a printable flyer and driving directions visit our website.
	Rasmussen Farms is one of the northwests best loved destination farms. In the fall families from near and far make an outing of pumpkin picking, family photos, huge selection of apples and pears, fall deco , cider and more. Check our FREE Corn Maze and Pumpkin Funland activities.
	Grahams Ferry Farm The convergence of the Sherwood High School Class of 1977 took a new entrepreneurial turn when Sue said how much she missed living on a farm. Mix that with Bob’s Green Acres and Marks endless supply of what ifs and the result is Grahams Ferry Farm and the Cornopolis.
	Fruit Loop in the Hood River Valley Take a 35-mile scenic meander through the fruit orchards, small towns, and back roads of the Hood River Valley. Experience Oregon's largest fruit growing region.
	Oregon Rhododendrons Our mix of moisture, mild weather, and acidic soil, make this region a Rhododendron paradise. There are a number of outstanding public and private gardens in the Pacific Northwest dedicated to this species.
	Mills In Oregon It was the force of water that turned these wheels, that engaged the gears, that revolved the millstones, that ground the grain, that fed the farmers and their families. Experience an important part of farming history.
	Giusto Farms As you head out towards the far northeast corner of Portland you enter an area of mixed use land where light industrial meets pockets of residential. It is in this direction, that you come across a few slices of the Old Country.
	Portland Tour de Coops Tour-goers will have a chance to check out home chicken coops, ask fowl questions and learn about backyard chicken keeping.
	Nodaway Blues Blueberry Farm With nearly three acres of round blueberries, the farm is gearing up for another season of blueberry magic. People who pass through Nodaway Blues, the bushes are picked fairly quickly.
	Lee Farms in Tualatin Experience a family-friendly, rural farm just minutes from downtown Portland.
	Tulips, Tulips, Tulips The annual Woodburn Tulip Festival welcomes more than 20,000 people each year looking to enjoy the color and blooms.