ODA Hemp Grower License Applications DUE May 31!
- EARTH Law, LLC

- 3 days ago
- 2 min read

If you plan to grow or research hemp in Oregon during this 2026 production session, submit your license application, required documentation, and fees today to avoid unnecessary late fees, delays in licensure, and violation enforcement actions.
Whether you're a new applicant or a current licensee renewing your license, please take the time to conduct a thorough and careful review of your application and the new requirements for 2026!
2026 Grower/Grow Site License Applications are found here, along with more information on grower program requirements.
Grower Applications now also require:
Property Owner Authorization
Land Use Compatibility Statement (LUCS)
https://www.oregon.gov/oda/programs/Hemp/Pages/HempGrowers.aspx
2026 Hemp Handler License Applications are found here, along with more information on handler program requirements.
Handler Applications now also require:
Handling Endorsement (Edible, Topical, Concentrate, Extract)
All hemp grower and research grower license applications (whether new or renewals), including grow site information, must be submitted no later than May 31, 2026 to avoid denial or late fees!
Your application must be complete, with maps for your grow site(s) and all fees paid, as "incomplete applications won't be processed until they are fixed." Errors in applications, including failure to list all key participants, to have an approved LUCS, or pay all required fees, could result in administrative delays in processing your application and issuance of your license, violations, or result in overall license denial.
Need help applying for a license or securing your LUCS? EARTH Law, LLC has helped many stakeholders secure licenses and LUCS. We also help clients address denials related to incomplete applications and missed deadlines. Our experienced team is available to counsel you through pre-license inspections, application filings, renewals, and verify your compliance requirements are met to help ensure licenses are approved on time.
Call EARTH Law, LLC at 541-632-3946, or email us at info@earthlawllc.com.


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