My name is Patrick Newton, and my path into agriculture was anything but traditional.
What’s the deal with bug poop?
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Idea of marketing bug poop as fertilizer deserves closer investigation.
Muchísimas gracias
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Gracias, lector, por acompañarme a visitar tantos viveros y conocer a tanta gente maravillosa durante los últimos 12 meses.
Many thanks
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Thank you, reader, for coming along with me to visit so many nurseries and meet so many wonderful folks over the past 12 months.
On the Road Again
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Nursery visits are providing us with incredible insights into the current challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
You ain’t seen nothin’ yet
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The lesson today is if you make someone’s job physically easier, productivity will follow.
No has visto nada todavía
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Las lecciones más importantes que me llevo de mi visita son que si facilitas físicamente el trabajo de alguien, la productividad aumenta
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.
Jurassic plants certainly exist
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On a recent visit to the Portland garden of Gene Rosenboom, a new garden for me to visit, he had a theme called “Jurassic Plants.”
Déjate llevar
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Todo está en silencio mientras espero a que se abra la puerta de Down To Earth Home, Garden and Gift en Eugene, Oregón.
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