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Definition: Alliance
Origin: Latin ad- to + ligare bind
Basic meaning: To unite. To bind.
Full meaning: A joining together in a common interest or purpose.

Definition: Oregon Cranberry Farmers’ Alliance
Oregon cranberry farmers joined together in a common interest and for a common purpose.

The Oregon Cranberry Farmers’ Alliance was founded as a voluntary non-profit educational and support foundation. Today the Alliance is still going strong with a membership that spans the Oregon coast.

The Alliance is hard at work to provide cranberry growers with relevant information to our industry by creating and maintaining this website, putting out newsletters, and holding grower meeting.  All cranberry industry groups are invited to participate in all of these activities so that the growers have a more complete understanding of the issues of our industry.

The Alliance has also been busy promoting cranberries.  So far this year we have done several interviews for newspaper and magazine articles as well as speaking engagements. 

The Oregon Cranberry Alliance is here to bring the cranberry farmers of Oregon together and to provide them with the tools they need so that they can know what is happening in our industry and make good decisions based on actual knowledge.

Annual membership in the Oregon Cranberry Farmers' Alliance is just $75 per farm.  Mail checks to:

O.C.F.A.

P.O. Box 1737

Bandon, OR. 97411

Please include the following information:

Your Name:

Farm Name:

Address:

Phone numbers:

Email Address:

Your help is very much appreciated and from the Board, "Thank you!"