Oregon's Wild Harvest

We are hiring a Farm Manager in beautiful Central Oregon! OWH passionately believes that our employees are the heart of our success. Our employees thrive individually and as a team through teamwork, dedication, and OWH guidelines. The primary function of the Farm Manager is planning, coordinating, and overseeing all farming operations. The Farm Manager understands Organic and Biodynamic farming methods, including a good understanding of all guidelines presented by OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute), accredited by USDA Organic. These regulations include the regulatory text administered by the USDA and the NOP (National Organic Program). Please get in touch with Barrie Dodson [email protected] for more information or apply on our website. Oregonswildharvest.com

Our certifications are a testament to our unwavering commitment to quality. They showcase the meticulous efforts we put into every aspect of our operations, from our farm to our manufacturing facility - ensuring that we deliver only the best nature has to offer. Grateful to have wonderful certifying partners that help us lift the collective mission: Biodynamic Demeter Alliance Oregon Tilth SALMON-SAFE

The essential role of our native pollinators - ??????

At long last, it’s spring equinox - the moment when the sun crosses the celestial equator from south to north, marking the start of spring for us in the Northern Hemisphere. Today, day and night are approximately equal in length, as the earth’s axis is not tilted away or towards the sun. This date signals a shift towards longer days, warming temperatures, and growth. Wishing you all a beautiful first day of spring. ??

Join Jo, our expert Research & Development Scientist at Oregon’s Wild Harvest, as she delves into why vitamins are more essential than ever in today’s world. Discover our new line of organic, food-based vitamins, now available on our website. ?? https://lnkd.in/eRXbEnTE

It’s a perfect time to refresh your routine with our spring equinox sale. Enjoy 25% off sitewide. Happy (almost) spring!?? www.oregonswildharvest.com

We had an incredible time at Natural Products Expo this year! We were grateful to meet with some of our current retailers and make a few new connections, too. Sharing our own story is fun but we absolutely love learning how other innovative, family-owned businesses are impacting the natural products industry in a positive, organic way. After all, a rising tide lifts all boats. ???

Join us as we craft our organic milk thistle and dandelion extract and get an inside look on how we create this powerhouse blend of two liver-loving herbs.* Volume up on this one!??

Introducing the newest member of our extract family, Yellow Dock. ?? Yellow Dock is recognized as a traditional digestive bitter tonic. It supports appetite and digestion by promoting bile production. Our certified organic Yellow Dock exerts a tonic balancing effect on the gastrointestinal tract and the liver and supplies polysaccharides. These compounds are known to protect your body from free radicals and are especially important for sites of oxidative stress such as the liver.*

Why we love seed saving: Seed saving gives us security in knowing we can rely on the fertility of the farm to support itself in a sustainable, cyclical manner. We believe that harvesting seeds is a simple and beautiful way to pay it forward. For us, today's seeds are the source of future medicinal plants.