Five things to know about the PMC for April 22, 2021
COVID-19 Update
All COVID protocols continue and all staff and crew are healthy. Assuming that continues, there will not be further COVID updates unless notable changes occur.
Sales
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The sales season is winding down and that means that it is time for the annual Cooler Blow-Out Sale. It is an across-the-board percentage discount based upon the dollar volume of the sale:
- $300 – $500 orders receive 10% off
- $500 – $1,000 orders receive 15% off
- Over $1,000 orders receive 20% off
There are still a variety of species available in the cooler that are ready to go. Please contact us to learn more.
Staff Change
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Just a reminder that PMC Sales Manager Jess Oman has submitted her resignation. She will be working from home on a part-time basis as we wind down the sales season. If you knows someone that might be interested in sales at a long-established conservation nursery with a solid reputation, please contact us to learn more. You can also refer them to the job announcement at https://wadistricts.us/2021/04/great-career-opportunity-in-conservation-nursery-plant-sales/.
Irrigation
The unseasonably dry weather recently has led to an earlier than usual start of the irrigation season. That involved laying out 16 – 800-foot-long rows of 3” x 30’ aluminum handlines, flushing them out, running the system, clearing the clogged nozzles, and fixing broken sprinkler heads. The PMC has a certified water right to run three irrigation wells which can be used individually or in combination with each other. This system can irrigate approximately 22 acres in a single three-pump set and that is a very nice capability indeed.
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Happy Earth Day
For many of us, every day is Earth Day, but it is important to take a day to focus on what that means to us in the conservation community. While our work is diverse and often unseen, it is helping achieve a healthier and more sustainable environment. Please take time to appreciate the natural world around us and give yourselves and each other a well-deserved pat on the back. Thanks for all you do!
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Jim Brown, WACD PMC Nursery Manager