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Saturday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Oregon State Fairgrounds |
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Country and Farmland Play Area
- Learn while having fun: dig for potatoes, watch chicks hatch, plant seeds, take a test and win a prize. Something new and different every year. Petting Zoo - We like to call this area “Nosey’s Neighborhood” named after our poster cow Nosey. She’s always at Ag Fest along with other farm animals: llamas, pigs, goats, horses, rabbits and much more. Trade, Garden and Craft Show - Featuring over 100 booths displaying and selling homemade crafts, foods, small garden items, and lots of plants and herbs to take home. Llama Show - One of the largest shows in the NW with over 200 llamas. Old Fashioned Ranch Breakfast - Kick off Ag Fest with an Old Fashioned Ranch Breakfast. Additional charge: $5 - four years and older. 3 years and under are free. School Curriculum - Teachers give your students a valuable lesson about the Earth. Sponsors - Please support the sponsors who help Ag Fest. AG Stars - Awarding an individual, business or organization who has made significant contributions to the ag industry. Directions - Directions to Oregon Ag Fest Also features entertainment and lots of food! Admission: $6.00 Children 12 and under FREE Public info: (503) 581-4325 or (800) 874-7012 Media info: (503) 550-4765 |
Title Sponsor - Oregon Women for Ag
The Petting Zoo - Known as Nosey's Neighborhood
Named
after our poster cow Nosey. She's always at Ag Fest along with other farm
animals: llamas, pigs, goats, horses, rabbits and much more.
You'll get to see, touch, pet and learn about the various animals seen and used on a farm.
Ever seen a sheep get a haircut? Don't forget the sheep shearing at Ag Fest which is featured every half-hour in Neighborhood.
Oregon Ag Fest is a non-profit, volunteer-based
organization.
© Oregon Agriculture Festival.
