The ODA-OSU oilseeds project has been funded by the Oregon Legislature to quickly gather information about oilseed crops that can potentially be grown in the Willamette Valley for use in bioproducts production. Western Oregon agriculture is diverse and complex. Many factors must be considered when evaluating crops that could potentially be grown. The potential for impact on established crops and cropping systems must be considered in regards to such factors as cross-pollination, changes in insect and disease pressure, and weed and volunteer crop control. These and other factors as well as economic assessments of Valley grown oilseeds are parts of this project.