Oregon Climate and Agriculture Network (OrCAN) is a producer-centered brand dedicated to improving soil health across Oregon. Their mission is to empower a broad network through collaboration, education, and policy advocacy, with the vision of creating thriving food systems in Oregon that are built on healthy soils. Founded in 2017, OrCAN initially focused on state-level policy advocacy at the intersection of climate change and agriculture.

Today, they have evolved into an inclusive and collaborative network, providing educational programming for technical assistance providers and advancing institutionalized support for soil health that benefits farmers. With a comprehensive understanding of soil health on farms and ranches throughout Oregon, OrCAN collaborates with farmers, researchers, technical assistance providers, non-profits, and policymakers. They have successfully organized stakeholders in support of incentivizing best practices for climate resilience in the state.

In addition, OrCAN is an active member of various networks, including the Oregon Community Food Systems Network and the National Healthy Soils Policy Network. Their work focuses on building a collaborative and inclusive network, providing education programs for producers, and advocating for policies that advance soil health. By connecting policy, research, education, and the experiences of farmers on the ground, OrCAN is driving meaningful change in Oregon's agriculture sector