Agriculture & Farm Trucking Jobs in Oregon
Oregon's Willamette Valley is one of the most fertile agricultural regions in the western United States, producing grass seed, hazelnuts, berries, wine grapes, and Christmas trees. Eastern Oregon contributes wheat, cattle, and potatoes from the high desert plateau. The state's timber industry intersects with agriculture as logging trucks share rural roads with farm equipment during harvest seasons. Portland serves as the primary export gateway for Oregon and Washington agricultural products.
OR Industry Pay
$50,000 - $75,000
Top Employers
5 Companies
National Growth
+5% through 2028
Agriculture & Farm Trucking in Oregon
Oregon's Willamette Valley is one of the most fertile agricultural regions in the western United States, producing grass seed, hazelnuts, berries, wine grapes, and Christmas trees. Eastern Oregon contributes wheat, cattle, and potatoes from the high desert plateau. The state's timber industry intersects with agriculture as logging trucks share rural roads with farm equipment during harvest seasons. Portland serves as the primary export gateway for Oregon and Washington agricultural products.
Top Agriculture & Farm Trucking Employers in Oregon
Reser's Fine Foods
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NORPAC Foods (cooperative)
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Tillamook County Creamery
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Cascade Grain Products
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Bob's Red Mill
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Requirements for Agriculture & Farm Trucking in OR
Equipment Used in Oregon
Trucking in Oregon
State CDL Avg
$52,000 - $78,000
Key Industries
Timber & lumber products, Agriculture (grass seed, nursery, berries), Technology (Intel, Portland metro)
Major Cities
Portland, Salem, Eugene, Bend
Top Corridors
I-5 (Portland to California and Washington), I-84 (Portland to Boise through Columbia Gorge)
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Agriculture & Farm Trucking in Oregon — FAQ
What agricultural products are trucked in Oregon?
Oregon's unique mix includes grass seed (world's largest producer), hazelnuts (#1 in U.S.), berries (Marion blackberries, blueberries), wine grapes from the Willamette Valley, Christmas trees, and dairy products from Tillamook. Eastern Oregon adds wheat, potatoes, and cattle to the trucking mix.
Is agriculture trucking in Oregon mostly local?
The majority is local or regional. Grass seed moves from farms to cleaning plants within 50 miles. Dairy tankers run Tillamook-to-Portland routes (75 miles). Berry loads go from Willamette Valley farms to processing plants in Salem or Portland. Some grain moves longer distances to Columbia River export terminals.
How does Oregon's rain affect agriculture trucking?
Western Oregon's wet climate (40-60 inches of rain annually) means drivers must be comfortable operating in rain from October through May. Muddy farm access roads, limited visibility, and slick surfaces are standard conditions. Eastern Oregon is drier but deals with snow and ice in winter.