Cultivating Soil Health for Climate Resilience
with Oregon's Farmers and Ranchers
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CAMPO Collective worker-owners (left to right) Marisela, Zeferina, Margarita, and Jesse Nichols at Stoneboat Farm
Stoneboat Farm
Sakari Farms
CAMPO Collective worker-owners (left to right) Marisela, Zeferina, Margarita, and Jesse Nichols at Stoneboat Farm
We envision a future where healthy soils are the foundation of thriving food systems in Oregon–reconnecting healthy ecosystems, economies, and communities.
Gallery photography by Jamie Thrower
What We Do
We convene an inclusive, producer-centered network to promote soil health and climate resilience across Oregon through collaboration, education, and advocacy. Our network engages and supports farmers and ranchers, farm service providers, researchers and policy makers interested in promoting climate resilience through soil health.
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We are committed to honoring and uplifting the leadership, knowledge, and self-determination of Black, Indigenous, and other Producers of Color in stewarding healthy soils.
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“OrCAN has been a source of information, connection and inspiration. What I’ve learned from OrCAN has guided the communication I have with others and that is critical in the long term success of our farm and those around us.”
- Debora Landforce, 2 Fox Farm
OrCAN has three interconnected program areas:
