The U.S. Department of Agriculture has released an updated Plant Hardiness Zone Map that is more accurate and timelier than previous versions, according to Peter K. Bretting, Crop Production and Protection National Program Leader at the USDA. Plant hardiness zone designations represent what’s known as the “average annual extreme minimum temperature” at a given location. […]
OAN announces six Friends of Nurseries awards
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— PostedThe Oregon Association of Nurseries announced its annual Friends of Nurseries, which are given to elected and other officials and partners who demonstrate understanding of Oregon’s nursery and greenhouse industry and/or support for its advancement.
President’s Awards Banquet recognizes industry service and excellence
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— PostedThe Oregon Association of Nurseries recognized industry leaders and contributors for their excellence at the annual President’s Awards Banquet, held October 27, 2023 at the OAN Convention at Brasada Ranch resort, Powell Butte, Oregon.
Meet the leader: Adam Farley
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— PostedAdam Farley is leading Countryside Nursery into the future while also taking a role on the OAN Board of Directors.
Riding the highs and lows of shipping
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— PostedWhat the new, albeit temporary, shipping reality looks like for nurseries is lower shipping costs, better truck availability and more scheduling certainty. All of that is incredibly helpful since the demand for plants has held strong.
Shipping by rail an accessible option for growers, retailers
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— PostedShipping by railroad used to be a more specialized delivery method for the nursery industry, but now it has become more accessible for growers and retailers.
Shippers must sift through layers of deception
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— PostedShippers, brokers and carriers increasingly must be watchful for a fraudulent practice called ‘double brokering’
Buchholz & Buchholz Nursery sold to North Carolina nursery
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— PostedMrMaple.com buys Buchholz & Buchholz Nursery, plans to keep name
Protecting employees from heat
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— PostedTips and resources for employers to comply with Oregon’s new heat illness prevention rules
The problem of the root
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— PostedGrowers, suppliers discourage tap roots and circling with pruning pots and grow bags.
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