The TRUTH About Oregon Shutting Down Small Farms

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Today I'm going to discuss the truth about Oregon shutting down small farms and backyard gardening. There's a lot of details that people are missing and as a local real estate agent and long term resident of Oregon, I thought I would provide my own take on the situation on what's actually going on 🔎.
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@BuyingSouthernOregon

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@justinburger1760

What a click bait, misleading title & premise: Your video is titled "The Truth About the Oregon Shutting Down Small Farms" yet you focus nearly exclusively on "non-commercial" uses of water. Oregon >IS< shutting down small farms. This isn't how it's gone since the early 1900's as you suggest. the bureaucracy has changed, recently and the technology they use to enforce (satellite imagery) is the difference. You say a couple times in the video that there are misleading videos and yours falls exactly in that category. Maybe title the video "Can you garden in Oregon".

@julieknudsen6297

For these very small commercial farms this is a devastating situation. In order to get those permits, very very costly changes have to be made that are probably unaffordable to many of those much NEEDED farms. If the state can find a situation to limit people’s water usage, they will. For Oregon to have a water shortage, especially where I live, it would take a major event. In my area we are waterlogged. Because Oregon cram packs many many people in certain areas, I can understand water concerns because so much is being used in those targeted overpopulated areas. But by in large, Oregon is a very very green state, but even so, the people who seem to ALWAYS get in office in Oregon, just LOVE to exert power and control over Oregons citizens and resources. Proof of that was in the Covid YEARS. And yet, Oregon has the worst managed forests due to the liberal idea of limiting any work on the forests that could curtail fires! It’s as though they’re saying, “don’t use the water citizens, because the forests will need it when they burn every year due to our lack of management.”

@muzkat101

Illegal pot farming in California has led to one of the greatest water usages in our state. Aside from that, population & business growth in California has been another factor in the decline of water availability. The amount of rain and snow fall across California has not decreased by any marginal significance in over several decades... it is not drought nor 'climate change' that is causing our water shortage, it is continued growth, demand, and mismanagement of our water in our state... as I am sure it may be in Oregon as well.

@johnday4368

The clicking sound effects in this video are REALLY irritating. Please get rid of them.

@Absaalookemensch

The Idaho water resources commissioner curtailed water rights on 500,000 of farm land.

@larrysorenson4789

If something this egregious were to actually happen then the farmers and citizens must unite and begin a campaign to recall, impeach the electeds behind the legislation. Get people in office who supporrted this OUT then defund rogue woke agencies and bureaus! Clean house.

@kcwallacetube

I can understand focusing on residential single family detached housing with 1/2 acre or less as a realtor. But the legislation regarding water use and livestock waste management affects a large swath of land owners in the one to 20 acre range that are still private family farms. The CAFO legislation (concentrated animal feeding operations) and the waste management requirements would affect even family farms with existing water rights. You’re unable to even keep livestock unless you have at least one acre.

@Metaphysics-for-life

I lived on 3 acres in the Siskiyou foothills. Many of my neighbors lost their well water when a development went in higher up in the mountains. Our well was deep but the creek dried up. I think there needs to be some kind of management.

@Mark-rz5cn

JUST BECAUSE THE STATE HAS OR CAN DOES NOT MEAN THEY SHOULD.

@BobBrandon

I'm sorry, I couldn't watch the whole video due to the sound effects. They are cute once or twice, and that's all.

@ediewall6360

What about building a personal swimming pool on your land?

@nancyinoregon809

I'm a microfarmer so I'm signed up for notifications from the Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD) and saw this information in a 6/12/2024 email: "The Department has been informed that the water right transaction process improvement legislative concept placeholder will not move forward to the 2025 session. This does not mean that concepts for water right transaction process improvements will not move forward, but rather if they do it will be via another bill vehicle that is not an OWRD pre-session filed bill. We will continue to work on concepts and evaluate where there are opportunities to move ideas forward. The Department is taking some time evaluate ideas received both internally and externally and will be reaching back out when more information is available." If you're interested in Oregon water use I'd encourage you to sign up for OWRD notifications. As I mentioned in another reply here, I'm not a fan of Oregon state government in any way, but/so it's a good idea to keep up with what they're doing in areas that affect me.

@wilddesertladiesvanlife4399

We live in.

@lauramccament1381

STILL a shortage of water after our record amount of rainfall???

@fredsimmons2793

This was good common sense,which is sadly lacking today Brian.Keep the faith.

@diyoregonnowtexas9202

When you buy a property in Oregon it may or may not already have water rights. If not it is extremely difficult or impossible to get them. They dont like awarding them. If you do not have water rights you cannot irrigate crops for resale from your well. You can get huge tanks and have them filled, but you cant use the well water or stream water etc. If you are on a water system from the city or water company, you can do it, because you're paying for it I believe.