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MID-WILLAMETTE VALLEY MARCH 20 2019 CULINARY & AGRITOURISM STUDIO WORKSHOP SPONSORS THANK YOU STEERING COMMITTEE TAKE ROOT magazine First Alternative Co-op Ten Rivers Food Web Thompsons Mills State Heritage Area Bryant Family Farms


  1. MID-WILLAMETTE VALLEY MARCH 20 2019 CULINARY & AGRITOURISM STUDIO

  2. WORKSHOP SPONSORS

  3. THANK YOU STEERING COMMITTEE TAKE ROOT magazine First Alternative Co-op Ten Rivers Food Web Thompson’s Mills State Heritage Area Bryant Family Farms Visit Corvallis Leaping Lamb Farm Stay Albany Visitors Association Camron Ridge Farmstead Willamette Valley Visitors Association Thyme Garden OSU Extension Corvallis-Albany Farmers Market City of Albany Sybaris Bistro Corvallis Benton Co. Economic Development The Warehouse Commissary & Catering

  4. WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS  Your name  Main hat that you wear  Urban or Rural?

  5. TODAY’S AGENDA  Welcome & Introductions  Highlights of Successful Culinary & Agritourism Businesses  Understanding Mid-Willamette Valley’s Culinary & Agritourism Landscape  Destination Development Opportunities  Familiarization (FAM) Tour 5:00pm – 8:00pm

  6. IMPACT WE EXPECT TODAY  Discover a variety of collaborative culinary & agritourism examples from around the world and here at home.  Realize the breadth of culinary and agricultural tourism assets in your region.  Become familiar with local, regional and state tourism resources and efforts.  Be a participant in visitor experiences.

  7. CULINARY AND AGRICULTURAL TOURISM It’s more than a U-pick or winery…

  8. WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT? FARM AND FOOD-BASED : RANCH-BASED : Traveler Traveler experiences experiences authentic local working flavor landscape Agritourism Culinary Tourism

  9. WHAT IS AGRITOURISM? “THE ACT OF VISITING A WORKING FARM OR ANY AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL OR AGRIBUSINESS OPERATION FOR ENJOYMENT, EDUCATION OR PARTICIPATION IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FARM OR OPERATION.”

  10. FESTIVALS & EVENTS

  11. FESTIVALS & EVENTS L O C A L LY S O U R C E D F O O D S

  12. FESTIVALS & EVENTS LO C A L LY S O U R C E D F O O D S

  13. FESTIVALS & EVENTS

  14. Taste of Oregon’s Old West Cottonwood Canyon, John Day River Territory

  15. FOOD TRAILS Swiss Fondue Trail

  16. FOOD TRAILS German Wine Route

  17. CHEESE TRAILS Oregon Vermont Wisconsin

  18. FOOD TRAILS

  19. FAM TOURS Familiarization (“FAM”) trips or tours - Free or reduced-priced trips given to travel agencies, tour wholesalers and operators, travel writers, and others by destination marketing organizations and travel suppliers.

  20. PRE-FEAST MEDIA TOUR

  21. OTHER GREAT IDEAS Can occur on individual farms and can be linked to create itineraries or events  EDUCATIONAL: plant a garden, herb walks, star ID & gazing, meet the barnyard animals, birding, Alumni gatherings  SPORTS: “play in the pasture”, corn or straw bale mazes, pumpkin chucking, hiking, fishing, private hunting, and bicycling  CULTURAL EVENTS: historic reenactments, concer ts, festivals  TAKE IT HOME: flower arranging, lavender, pickles  OVERNIGHT: bed & breakfast , farm vacation, quilter weekends with local foods, “Ladies Night Out”  RESTAURANT WEEK: well known are in major cities

  22. UNDERSTANDING MID-WILLAMETTE VALLEY’S CULINARY AND AGRITOURISM LANDSCAPE

  23. GROUP ACTIVITY: ASSET MAPPING There are several pre-made pages located around the room listing the different asset categories for culinary and agricultural experiences.  Start at one flip chart and add other experiences as you can think of in this niche category available in Mid-Willamette Valley region  Continue rotating until the major visitor experiences and businesses have been recorded  Remember a new experience or business that you were not aware of before

  24. GROUP REFLECTION: ASSET MAPPING  Wha t did yo u no tic e during this a c tivity?  Did yo u no tic e whe re mo st o f the a sse ts we re c o nc e ntra te d?  We re the re a ny g a ps ide ntifie d? Ne xt ste ps: T his info rma tio n will b e re c o rde d b a c k into a spre a dshe e t, c ro ssc he c ke d with Visit Co rva llis, Alb a ny Visito rs Asso c ia tio n, WVVA & T O info rma tio n syste ms to e nsure b usine sse s a nd e xpe rie nc e s listing s a re re c o rde d a nd no te d fo rfuture o ppo rtunitie s.

  25. BREAK

  26. DESTINATION DEVELOPMENT K E Y TO U R I S M PA R T N E R S  Visit Corvallis  Albany Visitors Association  Willamette Valley Visitors Association  Travel Oregon

  27. EVENING FAM TOUR 4:30 Conclusion of today’s workshop 4:45 Board Bus at Children’s Farm Home (loaded/departing at 5pm) 5:10-5:40 Midway Farm Farm tour 5:40-5:55 Board bus, travel to Deluxe 5:55-7:00 Deluxe Brewery/Sinister Distillery Beer Tasting 7:00-7:15 Board bus, travel to Spring Hill 7:15-7:45 Springhill Cellars Wine Tasting and Dessert 7:50-8:00 Board bus to Children’s Farm Home

  28. THANK YOU

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