Read below for the September update from the Oregon State University Seed Lab — As the full swing of the summer season slows down, I’d like to report on the […]
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BY DENISE RUTTAN OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION — CORVALLIS — Lawn looking lackluster? Mid-August to early October is a sweet spot in the calendar year to sow fresh grass seed […]
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By CHRISTIAN GASTON THE OREGONIAN — A policy staunchly opposed by environmentalists has entered the negotiations over a package of public pension cuts and new tax increases, The Oregonian has learned. Senate […]
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By LACEY JARRELL CAPITAL PRESS — Lower production and higher demand have boosted the 2013 prices for perennial and tall turf-type fescue grass seed to near-record levels, industry insiders say. […]
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By OREGON AGRICULTURE DEPT. OREGON NATURAL RESOURCE REPORT — Five-year trend shows ups and downs in Oregon Ag. Oregon agriculture’s tremendous diversity is reflected in the fact that most crops […]
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Eugene, Oregon – Blue is coming to the south coast of Oregon and we aren’t talking about the crystal blue skies of late summer and early fall. The blue we […]
Grainews — One of Canada’s top forage seed and turfgrass companies is poised to become part of the world’s biggest. The Ontario-based Pickseed Companies Group, with operations across Canada and […]
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Tacoma, Wash. – Sprague Pest Solutions announces the promotion of Lance Gray to the position of Service Center Manager of its Eugene, Oregon service center. Gray joined Sprague in 2009 as […]
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By GEETIKA RUDRA ABC News Blogs — An 11-year old boy has raised $16,000 mowing lawns across Texas, all for tornado victims in Moore, Okla. “It really feels good,” Dyllon Orthman of Dalhart, Texas, told ABC […]
ASTA Publishes 2011-2012 Annual Report
/in Recent NewsThe American Seed Trade Association (ASTA) recently released its 2011-2012 annual report. Click here to read the full report from ASTA.
OSU Seed Lab Update, End of September, 2013
/in Recent NewsRead below for the September update from the Oregon State University Seed Lab — As the full swing of the summer season slows down, I’d like to report on the […]
Pick a low-maintenance lawn grass this month
/in Recent NewsBY DENISE RUTTAN OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION — CORVALLIS — Lawn looking lackluster? Mid-August to early October is a sweet spot in the calendar year to sow fresh grass seed […]
Inclusion of GMO crop policy in PERS, tax negotiations riles some Democrats
/in Recent NewsBy CHRISTIAN GASTON THE OREGONIAN — A policy staunchly opposed by environmentalists has entered the negotiations over a package of public pension cuts and new tax increases, The Oregonian has learned. Senate […]
Grass seed prices on the rise
/in Recent NewsBy LACEY JARRELL CAPITAL PRESS — Lower production and higher demand have boosted the 2013 prices for perennial and tall turf-type fescue grass seed to near-record levels, industry insiders say. […]
5 year trend of Oregon Ag
/in Recent NewsBy OREGON AGRICULTURE DEPT. OREGON NATURAL RESOURCE REPORT — Five-year trend shows ups and downs in Oregon Ag. Oregon agriculture’s tremendous diversity is reflected in the fact that most crops […]
Sprague Pest Solutions Unifies Oregon Brand Presence
/in Recent NewsEugene, Oregon – Blue is coming to the south coast of Oregon and we aren’t talking about the crystal blue skies of late summer and early fall. The blue we […]
World’s top forage seed firm picks up Pickseed
/in Recent NewsGrainews — One of Canada’s top forage seed and turfgrass companies is poised to become part of the world’s biggest. The Ontario-based Pickseed Companies Group, with operations across Canada and […]
Sprague Pest Solutions Names Lance Gray As Eugene Service Center Manager
/in Recent NewsTacoma, Wash. – Sprague Pest Solutions announces the promotion of Lance Gray to the position of Service Center Manager of its Eugene, Oregon service center. Gray joined Sprague in 2009 as […]
Boy Mows Lawns, Raises $16K for Tornado Victims
/in Recent NewsBy GEETIKA RUDRA ABC News Blogs — An 11-year old boy has raised $16,000 mowing lawns across Texas, all for tornado victims in Moore, Okla. “It really feels good,” Dyllon Orthman of Dalhart, Texas, told ABC […]