Oregon Aglink
A custom WordPress redesign for Oregon's statewide agricultural education and promotion membership organization, established in 1966.
Oregon Aglink was first known as the Agri-Business Council of Oregon, formed in 1966 to bring Oregon agriculture and its allied businesses together in common programs. They are a nonprofit volunteer membership organization dedicated to a connected Oregon, where producers and communities share an informed understanding of agriculture. Their members are as varied as agriculture in the state, from growers and processors to law and accounting firms. Since 2011, their Adopt a Farmer program has paired middle school classrooms with farmers and ranchers, introducing more than 25,000 Oregon students to agriculture. Cultivating the Next GEN takes K–12 teachers out to farms and ranches to help them bring agriculture into their classrooms. With Oregon Women for Agriculture, they have placed more than 200 roadside signs that tell travelers what is growing or being raised in the fields they pass. In 2026, Oregon Aglink celebrated their 60th anniversary.
Website Design
To help more Oregonians discover the inspiring ways Oregon Aglink connects people with agriculture, whether in a classroom, at one of their events, or along the road, we redesigned their website and rebuilt it in WordPress. They host a number of events each year, and a custom page builder built into their theme lets their staff put up a new event page, or update a program page, on their own. Their latest Agriculture Stories appear on the home page, introducing readers to farmers, ranchers, and others in Oregon agriculture.
Website Hosting & Maintenance
Oregon Aglink’s staff know to call us about their website, which we host. We put security first and stay on top of updates to WordPress and its plugins, because members pay their dues on the site.
03 — The Work
Teachers find a program, and landowners order a sign.
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