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Land use group that led effort wants to focus on other issues.
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Invasive Himalayan blackberry thickets are bountiful with sweet berries this time of year. One nonprofit, the Portland Fruit Tree Project, has a tasty proposal.
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Erika Bishop and Will Smith join the Exchange to discuss taking advantage of long summer days to eat outdoors in comfort in a fun free-flowing casual conversation.
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Geoffrey Riley and Lynn Kunstman offer gardening tips.
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Geoffrey Riley and Lynn Kunstman offer gardening tips.
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Josh Dorcak and Lin Stone join host Will Smith to discuss the new neighborhood wine bar.
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I knew about the Rogue Valley’s thriving food scene long before I came to live here. I’d spent the better part of two years driving up on the weekends with my dog, exploring the towns, strolling through quiet neighborhoods, and getting a taste of the region’s offerings: its wineries, friendly eateries, natural craft foods, and organic markets. But when I arrived to join the Jefferson Public Radio team, what struck me most wasn’t just the scenic beauty or the food—it was the people.
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Savor host, Will Smith, discovers delicious culinary course.
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Nellie McAdams is Executive Director of the Oregon Agricultural Trust (OAT) and Steve Denney is a retired landowner. Both join the Exchange.
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A week after two Oregon wine industry workers were arrested by federal immigration officials, the state’s largest agriculture group is speaking up about the connection between farms and immigrants.
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After 25 years in the sky, pilot starts baking business for more time with her kids.
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David Kollen from the Xerces Society along with Sharon Schmidt, President of Cascade Girl.