A an employee of Owyhee Produce sifts through onions last week in Parma. (The Enterprise/PAT CALDWELL)

As onion harvest comes in, prices are up but yields down for Malheur County producers

by Pat Caldwell on September 14, 2022

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It is good news, bad news for the area onion industry as the 2022 harvest kicks into high gear. On one hand prices for onions are high. On the other hand yields are down from past harvests . . .

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