Send us your Feedback For our privacy policy, click here . For our user agree- ment, click here . They happen to have wine grapes planted on them. The wine industry produces the kind of value-added product that creates jobs and brings significant income to our state, from tourism as well as wine sales. Undeveloped, vineyard-suitable hillside parcels now sell for two to three times as much as irrigated bottom land.
Wine grapes thrive on low-fertility, hillside land.
Oregon's wine industry is in its infancy, and most wine growers will tell you that the best sites have yet to be discovered. We won't have that chance if we listen to groups such as Oregonians In Action.