Grant County, Oregon: Farm & Ranch Directory
6 farm and ranch listings in Grant County, Oregon, grouped by category below.
Events in Grant County
- Grant County Fair and Rodeo
Held each year; the most recent dates were August 12-15, 2026. John Day's 117th fair and rodeo draws roughly 15,000 visitors; general admission is $5 per day with reduced rates for seniors and children.
411 NW Bridge St, John Day, OR 97845 | 541-575-1900 | Organizer: Grant County Fair Board Official event details
Farms & Ranches in Grant County
- Thomas Orchards
Organic orchard in the John Day valley near Kimberly growing apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries and more, with U-pick from June to October plus dried fruit and mail order.
PO Box 496, Kimberly, OR | 541-934-2870 Website
Media & Press in Grant County
- Blue Mountain Eagle
John Day newspaper reporting on Grant County ranching, timber, the county fair and rural issues across the Blue Mountains.
John Day, OR
Organizations in Grant County
- Grant Soil and Water Conservation District
John Day district working with Grant County ranchers on irrigation, rangeland health and fish-friendly diversions.
721 S Canyon Blvd., John Day, OR 97845 | 541-575-0135 - Monument Soil and Water Conservation District
Conservation district based in Monument that supports farmers, ranchers and rural landowners with soil and water programs; contact the office at PO Box 95 (office: 311 Wilson St.).
PO Box 95 (office: 311 Wilson St.), Monument, OR 97864 | 541-934-2141
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Grant County
- Grant County Farmers Market
Saturday market for Grant County growers and makers in the John Day Valley.
John Day, OR Website
Helpful Guides for Grant County
- Oregon County Fairs and Youth Livestock Shows
A practical guide to Oregon county fairs and junior livestock shows: typical fair timing, 4-H and FFA eligibility, ownership and tagging dates, weights, YQCA, and how county auctions and the State Fair differ.
- Oregon Soil and Water Conservation Districts
How Oregon's 45 soil and water conservation districts work: elected five or seven member boards, voluntary programs and cost share for landowners, tax levies and grants, running for a seat, and how to find your district.