Oregon Farm Bureau

Oregon Farm Bureau Podcast

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Join us for authentic conversations with the people who feed Oregon - farmers, ranchers, and ag industry leaders sharing real stories, the latest industry insights, and what it takes to sustain agriculture in the Pacific Northwest.

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Episodes

May Elections + IP28: The Hunting and Animal Agriculture Ban Explained 07.06.2026 57:18

Lauren Kuenzi, Government Affairs Manager for the Oregon Farm Bureau, joins us to talk elections and gives an update on IP28 - an initiative petition that would end hunting, fishing, and animal agriculture.

Hops and Beer in St. Paul with Max Coleman 04.06.2026 1:04:44

Max Coleman joins us to talk about Coleman Agriculture, growing hops, farming with family, and... BEER!

BONUS: AFBF Economist Talks Fuel and Fertilizer Prices, OFB President Visits White House 09.05.2026 55:34

AFBF Economist Faith Parum talks fuel and fertilizer prices - Angi Bailey, President of the Oregon Farm Bureau, joins us to recap her very busy month of March.

Matt & Ann Gallant: Farming in Boring 01.04.2026 43:42

Matt and Anne Gallant of Gallant Hay Farms join us to share their farming journey, family life, and why they got involved with Farm Bureau.

Ep. 2 - REAL Oregon: Oregon's Premiere Agricultural Leadership Program 11.03.2026 1:33:42

Lauren Lucht, Program Coordinator for REAL (Resource Education & Agricultural Leadership) Oregon, and Omar Sandoval, Chief of Staff for State Representative Ricki Ruiz, join us to talk about this years programming, how to join, and other fun stories from years past. Learn more about REAL Oregon at realoregon.net.

BONUS: Recapping the 2026 American Farm Bureau National Convention 06.03.2026 56:17

Oregon Farm Bureau's 2nd Vice President Jon Iverson joins us to recap the national convention in Anaheim.

Ep. 1 - Matthew Brady: Farming in Azalea, Intro to OFB, and Getting Involved in Salem 31.01.2026 51:45

OFB State Board Member Matthew Brady shares his family's farming story, his work with Oregon Farm Bureau, and practical advice for getting involved in agricultural advocacy in Salem.