Often the receivers of nursery shipments play a critical function in keeping schedules on track.
When it comes to freight rates, the future is always in motion
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There have been a few lows and a few highs over the past year and that appears to be how the road ahead will unfold as well.
Meet the Leader: Patrick Peterson
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Treating people with fairness and respect is a guiding principle for the OAN associate member representative.
Your voice matters
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Unless we use our voices to change the trajectory of the discussion in our state, and nationally, we will suffer the consequences.
New OAN president took a non-traditional path to the nursery business
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My name is Patrick Newton, and my path into agriculture was anything but traditional.
2026 Farwest Show issues calls for speakers
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The Oregon Association of Nurseries is seeking speaker proposals for the 2026 Farwest Show.
October 2025
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October’s edition of Digger takes on the topic of succession planning and examines how four nursery owners are choosing to sell to employees rather than outside companies in order to continue their legacies. The four nursery owners took different paths to achieve their ultimate goals. We also look at how agricultural overtime rules are forcing […]
The cost of tomorrow
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America has lost its way, and it has been happening for decades.
Rethinking substrates for modern growing
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How layering mixes, wood fiber, and filling practices can cut peat use without cutting crop quality
Agricultural overtime rules force nurseries to find a balance
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Throughout Oregon’s nursery industry, it’s not uncommon for a nursery’s employee headcount to swing wildly, depending upon the season.
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