Assorted Resources: Equipment and Organic Pesticides/Tools
This handout from the Oklahoma Beginning Farmer and Rancher Program lists various supplies and equipment used in the Kerr Center’s organic horticulture program. The list includes supplier information and prices (as of 2012).
Author: George Kuepper
Date: 2013
Pages: 4
Assorted Resources: Equipment and Organic Pesticides/Tools (PDF, 400 KB)
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