The administration’s trade wars have created uncertainty for everyone, including Oregon’s nurseries
Building a solid brand pays big dividends
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A good logo and name can go far in helping a nursery carve out a name for itself. But there’s more to a solid brand than that.
Longtime employee buys Heritage Seedlings and Liners
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Mark Krautmann has sold Heritage Seedlings and Liners to longtime employee Octavio Martinez. The sale was concluded June 1.
Achieving better soil with less toil
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Growers using cover crops say they improve soil aeration and nutrients, resulting in better plants
Timing is key when it comes to shifting
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Process and timing of moving plants up to larger containers is key to healthy, attractive plants
Federal REAP funds help nurseries make the shift to solar power
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REAP has helped many nurseries, farms and small businesses in Oregon with beneficial renewable energy projects.
Success comes from reading the future
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An accurate read on coming market conditions and a balanced strategy are critical to weathering ups and downs of tree-growing business
Getting a grip on drainage
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Standing water can encourage diseases and create a poor environment for plant roots and microbes
Nurseries reap the benefits of benchmarking
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Nurseries that closely track their processes enjoy efficiencies, benefits and bottom-line boosts
Nurseries shift production seasons to meet demands, save costs
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Growers adjust production schedules due to changes in labor laws, labor shortages, plant varietal advancements and market factors.
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