We hope the Kerr Center’s contributions to elderberry research and education, like this workshop, will help growers now and in the future.
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President’s Note: Elderberries
The Kerr Center is participating in a four-year, multi-state elderberry variety trial, with twelve varieties of elderberries.
Marketing Agroforestry Products
Marketing Agroforestry Products is a new free publication highlighting the diversity of potential agroforestry crops around the U.S.
President’s Note: Is the American Elderberry Safe to Consume?
Is the American elderberry safe to consume? What about products made from elderberries? The latest science says yes.
President’s Note: The Importance of Long-Term Research Trials for Sustainable Agriculture
The Kerr Center’s work with elderberries helps illustrate the importance of long-term research trials for sustainable agriculture.
Exploring Elderberry Varieties (Oklahoma Gardening)
Elderberry Workshop Recap 2016
Elderberry Workshop Recap
Thirty people gathered at the Kerr Center on Saturday, September 26, for an in-depth look at all aspects of elderberries as an alternative crop, from propagation and culture through harvest and marketing. This post summarizes the workshop and provides links to resources used during it.
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.
Growing and Marketing Elderberries
The workshop is full. Call 918.647.9123 to be put on the waiting list in case of a cancellation.
Don’t miss Patrick Byers, regional hort specialist for Missouri Extension and one of the authors of “Growing and Marketing Elderberries in Missouri,” who will speak at the Kerr Center’s elderberry workshop on Sat. Sept. 26.