When Oregon legislators arrived at their desks in the House and Senate chambers on Monday, January 12, they were greeted by fresh, Oregon-grown florist azaleas.
A new year’s resolution
By
— PostedThe new year has arrived, and with it, the opportunity to resolve to do something truly special.
Managing your digital reputation
By
— PostedYour presence on the Internet is your company’s digital reputation … and the Internet likes to gossip.
The right side of history
By
— PostedWe can win hearts and minds on the issue of undocumented immigrants. We are on the right side of history.
Registration open for Women in Agriculture conference on Feb. 21
By
— Posted“Making Sense of Marketing” will be the theme for Washington State University Extension’s fourth annual Women in Agriculture Conference, set for Feb. 21, 2015.
Farmworker housing nonprofit gains new executive director
By
— PostedAnn Blaker has been named the new executive director of Bienestar, the Hillsboro, Oregon-based nonprofit that owns and operates affordable housing properties serving farmworkers and the working poor.
Sen. Merkley named as top Democrat on ag appropriations
By
— PostedOregon’s junior senator will have a key role on the powerful subcommittee that guides spending on rural development, Oregon farming and ranching, and public health.
Bailey acquires Plant Introductions Inc. from Dirr, Beasley and Griffith
By
— PostedBailey Nurseries has acquired Plant Introductions Inc., the plant breeding company that was founded in 2007 by Dr. Michael Dirr, Jeff Beasley and Mark Griffith.
House GOP trying to undo Obama’s immigration action
By
— PostedWhen it comes to comprehensive federal immigration reform, the games continue.
Free workshop offered on IPM and pesticide risk management
By
— PostedA free workshop, “Combining Effective IPM and Pesticide Risk Management in Nurseries,” will be held from 9 a.m.–noon Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015 at Boring-Damascus Grange in Boring, Oregon.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 139
- 140
- 141
- 142
- 143
- …
- 232
- Next Page »