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4 Qualities that Attract Millennials to the Horticulture Industry

It is undoubtedly essential for the future health of any business to be attracting and retaining young talent. This is evidenced by the abundance of generic...

The Mutual Benefits of Internships

Internships = Inspiration + Relationships By Ashlie A. Tagawa Mohr, HR Manager at Tagawa Greenhouse Enterprises LLC At Tagawa Greenhouses, we are proud of our internship...

Propagating our Futures – A Millennial’s Perspective on the Green Industry

As a recent graduate from the Department of Horticulture at Colorado State University (CSU), I have just begun my transition from the world of...

Tips for New Hires & Young Employees

Working at an independent garden center is both challenging and rewarding. Here at Osuna Nursery, we strive to be environmentally focused while offering exceptional...

Slips, Trips & Falls in Winter Weather

Keep your employees and customers safe with these tips on snow removal and safety. In addition to cold stress, there are other winter weather-related...

Practicing New Work Protocols during the COVID-19 Pandemic

A Chance to Accommodate Customers in New Ways By Phebe Taylor, Water Programs Coordinator, Resource Central In any year, Resource Central’s Garden In A Box low-water...

PlanT Ahead – Creating a Labor Pipeline to the Hort Industry

Do you have trouble hiring employees for your business? Are you understaffed because you just can't find people with the right skills? You are not alone....

Sharing Employees: Getting through Busy Times with Borrowed Labor

Why does Arbor Valley borrow employees from other organizations? We have been in the industry for almost 40 years and have been working with partners...

A Sustainable Environment: How to Create an Attractive Setting for Employees

On the one hand, Tom Haynie thinks his way of hiring and retaining employees won’t work for larger companies. On the other hand, he...

How to Prepare for an OSHA Inspection

True or false? Typically, OSHA will notify your organization of an upcoming inspection. If you’re in a “high hazard” industry, you’re more likely to...
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