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Is there a Spanish resource with technical plant terms?

Q: Do you know of a good Spanish resource with technical plant terms, maybe a college or university text we can create a dictionary from? I work at a greenhouse and am trying to open bilingual communications. At the moment, ...

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Unconfirmed spotted lanternfly sighting prompts reminder for vigilance

Until a physical specimen is collected and confirmed, spotted lanternfly is not considered present in Oregon.

Kym Pokorny, Chris Branam | May 22, 2025 | News story

Hydro hints

Learn all about hydroponics and the basics for growing plants without soil. This series delves into different hydroponic techniques you can fit into your production: deep-water culture, buckets, nutrient film technique, and ebb and flow.

May 2025 | Collection

Boxwood blight in commercial nurseries

This title includes three products: a publication in English, a publication in Spanish, and a bilingual poster (both English and Spanish). This is the English edition of the publication. Content includes information ...

Luisa Santamaria | Apr 2025 | OSU Extension Catalog Peer reviewed (Orange level)

OSU research vital for Oregon's nursery industry success

Researchers in the OSU Agricultural Experiment Station and OSU Extension Service provide a wealth of resources, including publications and expert advice, to help nursery and greenhouse operators stay informed about best practices and new developments in the industry.

Lloyd Nackley, Shawn Donkin, Sam Angima | Jan 2025 | Impact story

Olea project supports development of Oregon’s olive industry

The goal is to grow as many olive cultivars as possible in a field evaluation and to select cultivars best adapted to the region.

Heather Stoven, Neil Bell | Jan 2025 | Impact story

Most valuable Oregon agricultural commodity benefits from OSU plant trials

Development of genuinely low-input landscapes for Western Oregon will require use of drought-tolerant, evergreen ground covers, few of which are currently used in local landscapes because data on their adaptability to local conditions are not available.

Heather Stoven, Neil Bell | Jan 2025 | Impact story

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