I have been picking fruit and vegetables from there for a few years now. They offer a variety of…read moreyou-pick foods that are posted on their website https://www.normlehnefarm.com/ There I can check what will be available before I arrive, which is very convenient. Their prices are very reasonable and the quality of their produce is often good overall. Now they have opened up The Farm Stand on Melrose Rd. It used to be Kruse Farms, but Lehne's owners have done a great job updating the facility. The same produce is sold there, but already picked for you if you don't want to go out to the field. The prices are much higher since the labor is included in the price. I don't mind picking produce myself, I like saving money.

Good prices. Wonderful produce. Fields mapped and well marked. Plus, they sell street corn. It is…read morethe best we have ever eaten!! Take your owns bags, buckets...

Great selection of fruits, veggies, nuts, syrups, jellies and so much more! I have yet to do their…read moreu-pick but it's on my list!

People treat you really nice out there I like that plac very clean nicely organized and displayederead more

Every type of vegetable and melon I've eaten from here is so fresh and delicious!…read moreOwner Keith and Daniel are so helpful and friendly You won't want to miss a trip to this farm!!

Such a great blueberry farm and organic too! Super family experience...you really have to give it a…read moretry. Pick a lot , they freeze well.

So much fun! We only picked blueberries because the other ones weren't ripe yet but we had a great…read moretime. The berries were delicious and they had multiple varieties. The hosts were also so kind. We definitely recommend coming here!

A quiet, family owned u-pick in scenic Roseburg, Oregon; Shady Lane Orchards makes for a refreshing…read moreroadside pitstop. Strawberries, grapes, cherries and pears all fresh off the vine (or tree). Treat yourself. Your kids will love the experience.

There are a variety of products and I liked that there was honey and flowers and vegetables without…read morepesticides and the double-up food bucks will help for the low income.There was music to listen to so that makes it more entertaining There is also a raffle to enter each week and everyone that works there is very helpful.

Oakland Community Store & Learning Center has the potential to be a top-notch natural store, once…read moreit fully develops. The store is clean, well-organized, and has decent prices; its shelves offer organic local-grown and fair-trade items for the concerned shopper. Books, juices, gluten-free foods and other items can be found throughout the shop too. I was personally impressed with the honey and organic vinegar selections. A brief conversation with the owners is enough to know that they're outgoing and friendly people with a great business plan; they project strength and fortitude, tempered with earthy personalities that will surely be mirrored by their business. I'm confident the store will succeed because this ethereal little shop will unquestionably fill a much needed demand for the people of Oakland, Sutherlin, and the surrounding rural areas. Once the store realizes it potential the elusive fifth star will be awarded. A full review can be found on my blog page: https://acrowsview.wordpress.com/2015/02/12/oakland-community-store-learning-center/

So, my objective was to just find a winery to visit on our way from Newport on the coast to a BnB…read morein the little town of Glide on the South Umpqua River. We had an hour or so to spare before check-in, and I found this highly rated winery on Yelp, so I thought it would be a good place to stop for a break. It was an enjoyable drove along narrow country roads from the main highway in late October, with the trees showing their fall colors and fields of grass waving in the sun. Our GPS guided us to the front entrance, after which it got a bit confused as the paved, one-lane access road wound this way and that. We followed the signs to the tasting room and entered the medium-sized, stonewalled tasting room. We hadn't called ahead for a reservation, given the time of year, but the attendant welcomed us with open arms. He provided a great description of the vintner background, the winery, and the diversity of wines they grow. While I had tasted several Pinot Noirs from the Umpqua Valley, I wasn't aware of the other varietals. The attendant was very accommodating, letting us taste several different wines, especially as my wife is not as interested in wine as I am. I'm not a big fan of most white wines, although they are known for their Grüner Veltliner. I wasn't keen on the GV, but their Sauv Blanc was quite good for a US offering (we both like NZ Sauv Blancs a lot). On the darker side, their Syrah was just okay, but their Tempranillo was the best U.S. example of this varietal that I've ever had, and just a bit below some of the amazing ones I've had the pleasure to taste from Spain. It was so impressive that I decided to sign up for their quarterly wine club, which had been the farthest thing from my mind when I entered, but I've been very impressed with the shipments I've received so far. Lovely wines from a pretty vineyard in the Umpqua Valley of Oregon.

We really enjoyed our time at this winery. The drive up from the main road is absolutely beautiful…read moreand we loved seeing all the animals and beautiful landscape. We also enjoyed walking around to the property. They did a beautiful job creating this winery! We thought we were going to a wine cave, it's not a cave. It's a building that looks like a cave in the inside, but regardless it was beautiful. Our wine attendant was kind and knowledgeable and we really enjoyed talking to him. The food pairing was a nice touch. I found the wines didn't match the atmosphere and were average. We will for sure come back when in the area again.