PACIFIC FIBRE PRODUCTS, INC.

PACIFIC FIBRE PRODUCTS, INC. specializes in the formulation, mixing, and supply of specialized growing media and soil amendments for federal nursery and reforestation programs. Their core expertise lies in precision blending of organic and inorganic components—including perlite, peat-based substrates, and nutrient-enriched formulations—to meet exacting horticultural standards for containerized seedling production. They deliver tailored growing media for greenhouse and nursery operations, ensuring optimal aeration, moisture retention, and root development for native and conifer species used in federal land restoration. Their technical proficiency includes compliance with USDA Forest Service propagation protocols and the consistent quality control required for large-scale reforestation and nursery propagation projects. The company maintains a sustained, exclusive relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, supplying mission-critical soil and growing media to National Forest nurseries such as Bessey, Coeur d’Alene, and Placerville. Their work directly supports forest regeneration, wildfire recovery, and native plant propagation initiatives, with contracts consistently focused on container soil procurement, greenhouse media delivery, and nursery-specific substrate formulation. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 325314 (fertilizer mixing only), where they function as a high-precision compounder of horticultural substrates rather than traditional chemical fertilizers, and NAICS 115112 (soil preparation and cultivating), where they support the physical readiness of growing environments for nursery stock. This positions them as a niche supplier within the federal forestry and conservation supply chain, serving agencies that require scientifically validated, batch-consistent growing media for ecological restoration. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Canby, Oregon, PACIFIC FIBRE PRODUCTS, INC. operates with regional agility to serve western U.S. federal nurseries. Though currently without formal government certifications, their consistent performance and deep alignment with USDA mission needs establish them as a trusted, geographically positioned provider in the federal forestry supply ecosystem.