A benefit of buying a Christmas tree grown in Oregon or cutting a live fir tree using a U.S. Forest Service permit is the ...

There is surely no shortage of Christmas trees in Oregon. Oregon is the largest producer of Christmas trees in the United States, harvesting around 4 million trees annually, according to World ...

Paula Bronstein / AP For those interested in a unique, outdoor family outing, permits are available to harvest Christmas trees from Oregon’s national forests. Permits are $5 each and there’s a ...

There are signs the tree shortage may be coming to an end. Oregon farmers have planted an average of 5.8 million trees annually over the past four years. Not all of those trees will reach maturity ...

State of play: Oregon remains the largest grower — and exporter — of Christmas trees in the country, with North Carolina coming in a close second. Over 1,000 Oregon farms grow more than 4 ...

For just $5 — and a little effort — you can find your Christmas tree in one of Oregon’s national forests. The U.S. Forest Service encourages the public to harvest Christmas trees from ...

Central Oregon Scouts BSA will be collecting and recycling Christmas trees in your community on the weekends of December 28th ...

The Boy Scouts of Central Oregon are once again offering a convenient and eco-friendly service to help you dispose of your ...

Christmas trees are grown in every U.S. state, with Oregon, North Carolina and Michigan producing the most. Trees are also imported from Canada, with tree types including the Douglas fir imported ...

There is surely no shortage of Christmas trees in Oregon. Oregon is the largest producer of Christmas trees in the United States, harvesting around 4 million trees annually, according to World ...