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.
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.
Four Oregon nursery owners find fulfillment in selling their businesses to key employees
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In multiple cases, nursery owners said they could have made more money selling to outsiders, but were more interested in maintaining the culture of an operation than reaping profits from a sale.
Climate Summit starts a discussion on measuring plant benefits and production impacts
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At the 2025 Farwest Show, held in August, the Oregon Association of Nurseries organized a Climate Summit aimed at examining both sides of the equation.
Hedgerows are making a comeback
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The staple of European agriculture provides a profitable, practical approach to biodiversity
Navigating the uncertainty of tariffs
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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
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