Tour a Field of Elderberries

Terry Durham, Missouri elderberry grower and maker of jams, jellies, juices and medicinal products, will be featured September 26 at the Kerr Center’s elderberry workshop.

Tour an Elderberry Field with Terry Durham (a short video)

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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.

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Tour a Field of Elderberries

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