Joyce Farms

10/22/2018

I'm really glad I saw this.

05/09/2012

Ever wonder what to do with the pile of black pots left over after adding new plants to your yard and garden? One of the options is to recycle them into oil. If you want to know how, check out this link: http://www.agriplasinc.com/ ... Agri-Plas has been converting agricultural (and other hard-to-recycle plastics) into oil for a few years now. They partner with many local garden centers for collection of small quantities of various plastics. Recently Joyce Farms took a large collection of unusable nursery pots and chemical containers to Agri-Plas's Brooks, OR location. Other Oregon companies are also exploring this technology, and Oregon's HB3597 (Provides that certain conversion of waste plastics shall be considered recycling for certain purposes related to comprehensive statewide program for solid waste management.) is in committee. Happy planting!

Agricultural plastic recycling, including pots, trays, greenhose film and pesticide containers

04/21/2012

Our equipment is famous!

04/19/2012

Packaged fruit trees produced by Joyce Farms.

04/17/2012

Here is another article mentioning Joyce Farms, this one about immigration and labor issues. http://www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2009/11/stable_farm_labor.html

In the past two decades, U.S. producers of labor intensive crops have not kept up with the growth in the market.

04/16/2012

Here is an article from 2008 about Oregon's nursery industry. Towards the end is the short version of how Joyce Farms began the nursery portion of the business. http://www.oregonlive.com/environment/index.ssf/2008/07/oregons_nurseries_face_a_thorn.html

No. 1 in the nation • Acres in nursery production: 94,250 • Christmas trees: 38 percent of U.S. sales • Coniferous evergreens: 32 percent of U.S. sales • Deciduous shade trees: 23 percent of U.S. sales Oregon's nursery and greenhouse industry, much of it rooted in the verdant cre...

04/15/2012

http://www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2009/11/stable_farm_labor.html

04/15/2012

Springtime is very busy here at Joyce Farms. It can be tough to schedule everything for the nursery, our maintenance customers and any landscape jobs between showers of rain and hail.

04/15/2012

Welcome to Joyce Farms on facebook!