Bryan Wolfe graduated from Oregon State in 1966 with a degree in Agricultural Economics, and has provided tremendous service to the College and the entire state of Oregon ever since.
Immediately following graduation, Bryan began to farm near Wallowa, Oregon and has continuously expanded his farming operations over the decades with an eye towards improving efficiency and sustainability. In 1972, Bryan began experimenting with center-pivot irrigation, using water from the Columbia River to raise produce on land that he had purchased near Hermiston. Later, Bryan added to his cattle operation by launching the Wolfe Feedlot, and in 2001 he founded the W. Bryan Wolfe Ranch - an irrigated farm that also includes cattle.
While growing his successful farm business, Bryan has served his profession, his community and OSU. An active participant in OSU Alumni activities, he has hosted countless OSU events at his farm, has advocated on behalf of the College and the University with the state legislature, and worked to increase vital research positions. As a College CARET representative, he regularly advocates on behalf of our College to leaders in Washington, D.C. and joins me in visits to the Capitol each spring. In addition, he has been a member of the Agricultural Engineering Research Foundation and the E.R. Jackman Foundation and has served on Extension agent search committees in addition to serving three terms on the Advisory Board to the Hermiston station, including chair.
While both his service, and his wife’s Lou Ann’s, has been recognized with inclusion in the College’s Diamond Pioneer Agricultural Achievement registry, and a member of the OSU Agricultural Hall of Fame, his continued tireless dedication to both this College and the entire state of Oregon cannot be appreciated enough.
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