We are spoiled in Oregon. Our verdant Willamette Valley was crafted with ice age floods that deposited elite soil.
Where collaboration makes a difference
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The annual meeting of the Nursery & Landscape Association Executives of North America (NLAE) is a true benefit to the industry associations.
It’s time for nurseries to join the climate conversation
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As the Earth’s climate continues to affect global ecosystems, discussions surrounding our industry’s adaptation and mitigation strategies have become increasingly important. This is why we are hosting a Nursery and Greenhouse Industry Climate Summit at the 2025 Farwest Show.
Seeing a generational shift
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A new generation has taken the reigns of leadership, with some following the footsteps of their fathers and mothers.
A trade war would be costly
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Agriculture groups have warned for months that President Donald Trump’s tariff plans could put U.S. farmers in the crosshairs of retaliatory tariffs.
Director’s Desk: Sticking it to England — the birth of Presidents’ Day
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February is a dreary month, so let’s brighten it up with a civic lesson on the origins of Presidents’ Day.
Director’s Desk: Buckle up for a testy political year
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Elected officials can make the industry buckle as quick as a pen signs a piece of paper. We have you covered at the state and federal level.
Director’s Desk: A year to take stock and be grateful
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It is an understatement that 2024 has been a year full of anxiety. There’s been a contentious election season, uncertain economic conditions, and the emergence of challenges for nurseries specifically.
A gathering of community
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Our nursery industry community is special. This will be my 19th year celebrating our annual gathering at License to Grow: The 2024 OAN Convention. Mark Krautmann and Kathy LeCompte were easy choices to serve as honorary co-chairs on November 15–16 at Salishan Coastal Lodge in Gleneden Beach. Changing of the guard At convention we celebrate […]
Government behind the scenes
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It is true — government is like a mighty river or an aircraft carrier. These things are not nimble and take time to turn, but in the end, policy decisions do matter and directives from elected officials are eventually implemented.
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