USDA—ARS experiment attempts to define way to manage Phytophthera root rot through irrigation controls
November 2024: The Transportation Issue
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— PostedThis month’s issue helps nurseries navigate the challenges of shipping their products efficiently and economically to their buyers. Columns: Growing Knowledge, an ongoing series provided by Oregon State University in collaboration with the USDA and in partnership with OAN. Download a PDF of this issue.
New Oregon groundwater rules will fundamentally change permitting
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— PostedThe bottom line is that in most locations, the new requirements will amount to a moratorium on new permits
Oregon Nurseries Foundation’s 2024-2025 Scholarship Award Winners
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— PostedPlease join us in congratulating the Oregon Nurseries Foundation’s 2024–2025 Scholarship Award Winners.
Welcome to the Hall of Fame Class of 2024
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— PostedIt is no secret, I am a sports nut. So whether or not we are talking about Canton, Ohio (football), Cooper-stown, New York (baseball), Springfield, Massachusetts (basketball), Toronto, Ontario (hockey) or Atlanta, Georgia (college) as shrines to legends, leaders or innovators at a Hall of Fame — the OAN has its own in Wilsonville, Oregon. […]
Change is constant
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— PostedChange is inevitable. Whether we like it or not, change is constantly with us and the nursery business is no exception. Sometimes the change can be a step forward with the result either creating a better environment, or perhaps the change could be keeping a business, like a garden center, alive. We, as gardeners, have […]
January 2024: The Retail Issue
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— PostedThe New Year’s issue of Digger tracks the trends steering sales for retail nurseries and garden centers
December 2023: Oregon is Nursery Country
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— PostedWith a record $1.37 billion worth of sales in 2022, Oregon’s nursery industry continues to grow. And if you want to know why, you can ask the families that are driving the growth. Ask Jan, Cindy and Jason Hupp, who run Drakes Crossing Nursery in the Cascade Range foothills, founded 1967. They’ve made huge investments […]
Pacific Fibre Products selling operation in Canby
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— PostedPacific Fibre Products has started the process to sell its custom soils business, based in Canby, Oregon. Pacific Fibre Products, which is based in Longview, Washington, purchased the former Phillips Soil Products in 2022 from Bill Phillips and renamed it Pac Fibre Soils. The Canby, Oregon, operation was established in 1988. It sells custom-blended growing […]
October 2023
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— PostedThe October 2023 issue of Digger is out and here’s what’s included.
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