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Join Dale at the Langston University Plasticulture & Horticulture Conference!

Join Dale at the Langston Plasticulture & Horticulture Conference! He will be speaking on Saturday, Feb 9 at 11am about therapeutic gardening!

Join Dale at the Langston Plasticulture & Horticulture Conference! He will be speaking on Saturday, Feb 9 about therapeutic gardening!

When: February 8-9, 2019, 11am
Where: Sheraton Midwest City Hotel, Reed Conference Center
5750 Will Rogers Rd
Midwest City, OK 73110
More Info & Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/langston-plasticulturehorticulture-conference-learn-gardening-from-your-elders-tickets-54940613855

The Plasticulture/Horticulture Conference is for Market Gardeners, Backyard Gardeners, Container Gardeners, or anyone who wants to grow food and eat healthier. Come join us for an evening social followed by a day of fun and learning. Get motivated with new ideas for your 2019 Gardening Season. Some of the topics covered include: aquaponics, growing in your backyard, how gardening can be therapeutic, how to pick produce for market, and USDA programs available for horticulture crops.

Registration Fees: $15 per person, $25 per couple, and $5 for children under 16.

On-site registration: check or cash only.

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