Nursery visits are providing us with incredible insights into the current challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
Oregon is where dreams grow
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We are spoiled in Oregon. Our verdant Willamette Valley was crafted with ice age floods that deposited elite soil.
We need to fight for our brand
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We are finding that the family farm is under assault. It is a systemic disconnection from agriculture as a society.
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.
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