Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center, Burns (EOARC)

09/15/2026

Had a great day and wonderful celebration of EOARC Union serving the agricultural community for the last 125 Years - Oregon’s oldest experiment station. More photos to come.

08/26/2026

https://capitalpress.com/2026/08/26/osus-eastern-oregon-ag-experiment-station-turns-125/

Union, in Eastern Oregon, has more staff and research, upgraded facilities Oregon State University’s Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center in Union — the state’s first branch experiment station — is […]

08/17/2026

We’re helping Harney County Emergency Management and Malheur County Emergency Management organize post-fire resource fairs for folks impacted by 2026 Burns Basin Fires. Drop by the Community Center in Juntura on 8/24 at 6pm MDT or the Elk’s Lodge in Burns on 8/25 between 11-6pm PDT to visit with representatives from Farm Service Agency, NRCS, SWCDs and Cooperative Weeds Management Areas, BLM, DSL, DEQ, Division of Financial Regulation, Oregon Emergency Management, county planning, and others with relevant information or expertise will all have tables set up and attendees can drop in and get the information they need. Come see EOARC’s Drs. Katie Wollstein and Juliana Ranches who will have a table set up and will be ready to discuss livestock health and smoke exposure, post-fire rehabilitation, and recovery planning.

08/07/2026

We are happy to share that Dr. Temple Grandin will be visiting and presenting at Oregon State University in Corvallis on Friday, August 14!

Dr. Grandin is a world-renowned animal behavior scientist, livestock industry consultant, author, and autism advocate. During this special event, she will discuss The Grandin Papers, highlighting more than 50 years of research on animal behavior and welfare that has helped shape and improve the livestock industry.

This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from Dr. Grandin and, for many of our students, producers, colleagues, and community members, it may truly be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see her in person.

The event will happen on Friday, August 14, held at the CH2M HILL Alumni Center (725 SW 26th Street, Corvallis, OR 97331). Doors open at 8:30 a.m., Dr. Grandin will speak at 9:30 a.m., followed by a Q&A and book signing. Light refreshments will be provided.

Registration is required. Register for the event on the Temple Grandin website: https://www.fhautism.com/about-our-autism-conferences/the-grandin-papers-over-50-years-of-research-on-animal-behavior-and-welfare-that-improved-the-livestock-industry-meet-dr-temple-grandin-in-the-corvallis-or/

Or call for phone registration: (817) 277-0727.

Registration fees will be waived for OSU students with a valid student ID, as well as for 4-H and FFA members! Students who would like to attend should email Juliana Ranches directly at [email protected] with their name and present their valid student ID at the door.

07/31/2026

EOARC Union, the first and oldest Agricultural Experiment Station in Oregon, is celebrating its 125th Anniversary. We hope to see you there!!!
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07/31/2026

An exciting opportunity!!
https://www.fhautism.com/about-our-autism-conferences/the-grandin-papers-over-50-years-of-research-on-animal-behavior-and-welfare-that-improved-the-livestock-industry-meet-dr-temple-grandin-in-the-corvallis-or/

07/28/2026

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07/16/2026

A recent CattleUSA Daily Podcast where Juliana Ranches shares information related to cattle and wildfire smoke.

Wildfires don't just threaten fences and pasture but they can have ...

07/08/2026

Great to receive the Spring 2026 Oregon State University Steer-A-Year "From the Sorting Gate to the Dinner Plate". The EOARC Burns donated calf did very well!!! Gained a total of 865 pounds over 178 days (4.86 lb/day), had a 888 lb Hot Carcass Weight, 0.5 inches of back fat, and graded High Choice!! This is such a great program and a great group of students.

07/02/2026

Well deserved Chad!!

Dr. Boyd's consistent engagement as a science liaison to many federal, state, and local working groups has resulted in important policy and management decisions for sage grouse and sage steppe conservation.

The title of Fellow is conferred upon members of SRM in recognition of exceptional service to the Society and its programs in advancing the science and art of range-related resource management.

If you know someone who deserves this honor, nominate them for the 2027 award before July 31 at https://rangelands.org/honor-award-nomination

Read more about Boyd at https://rangelands.org/news-and-events/2026-srm-fellow-awardee-boyd