Oklahoma’s Home-Grown Elderberry Experts
The workshop is full. To be put on the waiting list, call the Kerr Center at 918.647.9123.
Drip and Micro Irrigation Suppliers
This handout from the Oklahoma Beginning Farmer and Rancher Program lists contact information for several commercial suppliers of drip and micro irrigation equipment.
Author: Luke Freeman
Date: 2012
Pages: 1
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