Oregon Farm Bureau is the largest general agricultural organization in the state, representing the interests of farming and ranching families. Established in 1919 at the county level and in 1932 at the state level, this grassroots, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization advocates for the survival, success, and sustainability of family farms and ranches in Oregon. With nearly 7,000 member families engaged in agriculture, Farm Bureau is a strong voice for all farm sizes, production methods, and commodities.

They offer a range of programs and services, including membership benefits like access to a members-only website and monthly member briefings. They also have advocacy initiatives, such as their 2022 Election Guide and action alerts, that aim to make agriculture's voice heard in the legislature, government agencies, and the courts. Other programs include Oregon's Bounty, which promotes agricultural education and offers scholarships, and the Women's Advisory Council, which supports women in farming.

Oregon Farm Bureau is committed to supporting Oregon agriculture and ensuring its continued success