Oregon Hop Commission

Oregon Hop Commission - Brewing hops for the beer industry

The Wonder of Oregon Hop Harvest


 


Founded in 1964, the Oregon Hop Commission (OHC) is dedicated to enhancing the Oregon hop industry by expanding opportunities for growth through research, education and promotion.  In order to maintain economic stability of hop production in Oregon, the main objective of the OHC is to provide sufficient research through agricultural and financial evaluations.  The commission is completely grower-funded and is facilitated by seven growers, one dealer/handler, and one public member.  The continued success and progress of Oregon grown hops is a direct result of the efforts of the OHC.

2022-2023 Oregon Hop Commission Board

Grower Position #1 – Alexa Weathers, Sodbuster Farms, Salem, OR

Grower Position #2 – Brandon Davidson, Lone Oak Hop Farm, Woodburn, OR

Grower Position #3 – Jackie Crosby, Crosby Hop Farm, Woodburn, OR

Grower Position #4 – Cheyne Fobert, Fobert Farms, Hubbard, OR

Grower Position #5 – Ben Smith, B & D Farms, St. Paul, OR

Grower Position #6 – Todd Koch, Coleman Greenleaf, St. Paul, OR

Grower Position #7 – Michelle McKay, McKay Agriculture, Brooks, OR

Dealer Handler Position – Bill Delema, Willamette Valley Hops, LLC, Hubbard, OR

Public Member Position – Tyler Bruck, Wilbur-Ellis Company, Woodburn, OR

 

2022-2023 OHC Officers

Commission Chair - Brandon Davidson

Commission Vice Chair – Todd Koch

Secretary/Treasurer – Bill Delema

 

2022-2023 U.S. Hop Industry Board Representatives

Hop Growers of America Board Oregon Representatives: Alexa Weathers and Todd Koch

Hop Research Council Oregon Representative: Cheyne Fobert

U.S. Hop Industry Plant Protection Committee Reps: Fred Geschwill and Abner Mondragon

National Clean Plant Network – Hops Representative: Jeff Butsch

Best Practices Committee Reps: Peter Weathers and Max Coleman