That was the line of thought by the team at TopWire Hop Project, located in Woodburn. The popular beer garden's first annual Oregon Hop Festival is scheduled at the premises on Sept. 7, ...

Steeped in folklore and tradition, hops have been around for centuries. This hemp relative was introduced into New England from Europe in 1629. Most hop production eventually moved to the Pacific ...

Join the hop harvest fun as TopWire Hop Project hosts its first annual Oregon Hop Festival with harvest tours and craft beer. Skip to main content. Boydton, VA. Boydton, VA. Local News ...

The Bend brewery not only maintains a hop garden outside its east-side pub, but in June, it purchased WinterCreek Nursery in Bend to cultivate and grow plants to support its Worthy Garden Club.

Skeptics might question the commercial viability of his enterprise — he’s growing hops on just two acres, while the average size of a commercial hop farm in Oregon is 250 acres — but Vidoni said he’s ...

According to usahops.org, Washington, Oregon and Idaho grow more than 96 percent of the hops in the United States, with over 14 percent harvested in Oregon. The region’s hop history has led to a ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Next week, many of Oregon’s hop farmers will begin their harvest. However, nearly 20% less of their essential crop was planted this year due to declining craft beer sales, the ...

In producing its 7 Hop IPA, Rogue Farms tersely claims that "Beer begins in the dirt." And for good reason. For the Farms brand, Rogue uses ingredients grown in its 42-acre hop yard in Oregon that ...

The Oregon Garden Brewfest now has a new name to go with its new activities!It's now called the Oregon Garden BrewCamp, because you can camp there overnight. There's also some new nightly concerts ...

In Oregon and across the country, hop production has fallen. We'll hear from the state hop commission to learn more on why this is happening. June 30, 2025. contribute now. About OPB.

This statistic is mirrored by Oregon hop growers, who are also down -18% compared to last year. Oregon has gone from 7,000 hop acres in 2022 to just 5,500 acres now, the OBA claims.