US: Breweries show support to save Oregon agriculture

Published 2024년 10월 10일

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The 'Cheers to the Land' campaign, now in its third year, is aimed at preserving Oregon farmland by encouraging the use of locally sourced ingredients in breweries and hop merchants. Organized by the Oregon Agricultural Trust with support from 13 breweries, a cidery, and a kombucha maker, the campaign features limited-edition beers and hosts various events to promote Oregon's agricultural sector and support local suppliers. The Trust's focus on protecting Oregon farmland from development and providing succession planning resources for farmers is highlighted, with data showing the loss of farms and farmland in recent years and the trust's achievements in preserving land and educating farmers.

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An initiative to help save Oregon farmland is being backed by US breweries and hop merchants in a bid to boost the sector. The ‘Cheers to the Land’ campaign, which has been organised by the Oregon Agricultural Trust, returns for its third year on 12 October with the support of 13 breweries, a cidery and a kombucha maker along with sponsors: Loyal Legion, Yakima Chief Hops, Coleman Hops and Indie Hops. Seven of those drinks created in support of the campaign will, according to local reports, be released in limited-edition cans featuring Cheers to the Land artwork, as well as being available at a select range of Oregon’s stores and bottle shops such as: New Seasons Market, Market of Choice, Zupan’s, The Bier Stein and Belmont Station. The initiative, which calls on craft drinks producers to use Oregon-grown ingredients in their latest recipes to boost the state’s agricultural position, also includes a series of events including tap takeovers, beer releases and beer dinners taking ...

Source: Thedrinkbusiness