Automation has undeniably improved efficiency, reduced waste, and helped growers remain competitive. But our industry still runs on human hands.
February: The Greenhouse Issue
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This month’s issue gives greenhouse growers the tools to up their game and grow more efficiently and with more consistency.
Giddy up for using your voice at the Legislature
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This is a big month for our industry. The OAN will be active on both coasts in a major effort to help shape our future.
Oregon nurseries light the way for houseplants
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Winter production in Oregon has a familiar dark side: month after month where sunshine is in short supply.
Terra Gardens owner’s gesture for his mother opens the door to other wheelchair-bound gardeners
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Salem nursery is now a destination for many wheelchair-bound gardening enthusiasts.
Canopii’s fully automated greenhouse holds promise for all kinds of growers
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Canopii Inc. has created a fully automated hydroponic greenhouse that requires little to no manual labor.
Automation helps greenhouse growers promote quality and efficiency
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Growers tap automation to handle repetitive tasks and move employees to more meaningful work.
Consumer fascination with hues of red, pink and burgundy is fueling a growing tropical plant trend
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Tropical plants with red leaves or flowers have been popular for a long time, but consumer fascination shows no signs of waning.
Don’t make mountains out of molehills
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How can we reduce some of the stress we run into every day?
January 2026: The Retail Issue
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This month’s issue helps retail garden centers raise their game and strengthen their connections with their customers. Columns: Growing Knowledge, an ongoing series provided by Oregon State University in collaboration with the USDA and in partnership with OAN. Download a PDF of this issue.
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