Iverson Family Farms

04/20/2022

Tulip season is among us. Enjoying our most colorful crop of the year and inviting thousands of visitors to learn about Oregon agriculture.

03/22/2022

Happy National Ag Day!🌱

02/02/2022

Cane pruning and tying in our Albariño vineyard. One of the first activities here on the farm for 2022.

06/24/2021

The lavender patches around our farm are buzzing with bees!🐝💜

06/17/2021

Our Albariño grapes are beginning to flower! Once the clusters have all flowered, the grapes will move into the fruit set phase, indicating a successful fertilization and marking the beginning of seed development.

05/27/2021

It’s time to plant stevia here on the farm! Mechanized processes in combination with manual expertise sets the stage for a healthy crop🌱

12/03/2020

Loving these beautiful winter days. Our tulips are planted and we are excited for the upcoming tulip season.

11/19/2020

We are officially Global G.A.P. Certified!

During October of 2020, Iverson Family Farms became the first Global Good Agricultural Practices (G.A.P.) certified farm for h**p in the United States. To learn more about Global G.A.P. and what it means for the integrity of your ingredients, read our latest blog post: https://fsoil.com/news/first-recognized-global-gap-farm-for-h**p/

10/30/2020

Our squash field has been very popular this year! Here it is below!

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09/18/2020

We proudly support H.R. 8179 and ask you to do the same! Please take action today to ensure that h**p- derived , and other non-intoxicating **p ingredients, could be lawfully marketed as dietary supplements. Visit h**psupporter.com to send a quick email to your U.S. Representative urging them to co-sponsor this critical legislation. 🔗 in bio!

09/12/2020

As many of you have seen, wildfires have engulfed the hills on the edge of the Willamette Valley where we are located. We would have never imagined fires being this close to our home but so far our land and family are safe. Our hearts go out to those who have lost their homes, land, or loved ones♥️

One thing we have seen through this catastrophe is community. Many in our area have helped others and animals evacuate, provide supplies to those on the line, and have helped on the fire lines. This is a scary time and it is amazing to see people come together to protect others.

Our farm has delivered water to the front lines to help fight the fire. Paul, our family member and local fire chief has spent countless hours on the line helping out. We want to thank everyone and especially our local Monitor Fire Department for all their hard work and dedication for not only these fires but the years of service many have put in, volunteering in the local community. Please stay safe and we are forever thankful for your sacrifice.

Here are a few images taken on our farm throughout these fires🔥

08/30/2020

So many new and unique oil crops on our farm this year! One new crop is our sunflowers that we will harvest and use with our CO2 extraction equipment to create sunflower oil!🌻 The bees also love them 🐝 @ Iverson Family Farms