Four favorite plants that thrived in Pacific Northwest’s warm summers.
Shared values are our guide
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One of the many lessons my mother taught me when I was young, was that we should always arise early, and jump start each day in a positive way.
Protecting employees from heat
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Tips and resources for employers to comply with Oregon’s new heat illness prevention rules
September 2023
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The September 2023 issue of Digger is out and here’s what’s included.
The genetic revolution comes home
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Researchers seek new ways to make use of whole genome sequencing in plant production.
The problem of the root
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Growers, suppliers discourage tap roots and circling with pruning pots and grow bags.
The replacements
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Over-reliance on certain trees often prompts the need to turn to newer varieties in place of faltering favorites.
Where the lessons are
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I once heard a story of a man who had a lifelong dream of sailing the Mediterranean on a cruise ship with his wife. After she passed away, the man decided that if he didn’t go now, he never would. So for a year, he saved whatever he could in order to have enough money to purchase a ticket.
We exist to serve members
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It is easy to get disconnected from your trade association during the sprint of shipping, not to mention dealing with weather and labor challenges. However, we all know the great unseen threats that loom over the industry, starting with state and federal regulations. Your volunteer leaders on the OAN Board of Directors and Government Relations Committee serve as your voice and your defense.
Farwest celebrates 50 years in style
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The 2023 Farwest Show celebrated 50 years of bringing nursery professionals together in style August 23–25, with more exhibitors, more attendees — and definitely more fun.
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