Importance of Farmland
Land Use IssuesIt’s a simple proposition: no soil, no food. Farmland is the easiest to develop because it is usually flat with good soil and adequate water. French Prairie possesses the best soils in Oregon with more than adequate supplies of water, which is why it has historically been Oregon’s breadbasket. Understanding the relationship of farmland to food production and our society’s well being is a necessary undertaking.
News Coverage

Clackamas County starts drumming up support for land use deal
July 30, 2014

Guest Opinion: Woodburn leaders must respect the law
July 17, 2014

Guest Opinion: Oregon Land-use System Needs Overhaul
July 17, 2014

Press Release: Report argues for thoughtful approach to development
December 21, 2011

New Report says Oregon farmland is valuable
December 29, 2011