Re: Master Gardener Programs that charge

**D* B* <d*@yahoo.com>**

Wow, Bill, that's awful.

Here, advice is still free. Most fund-raising comes
from plant sales. Have you thought of offering classes
through Home Depot or Lowes, in exchange for $? One of
those two funds the local (big glossy statewide)
MG/coop ext newsletter.

Good luck!

Don Boekelheide
Charlotte, NC

> From: "Bill Maynard" <bMaynard@WoodRodgers.com>
> To: <community_garden@mallorn.com>
> Subject: [cg] Master Gardener Programs that charge

> I am looking for Cooperative Extension Master
> Gardeners Programs=20
> 
> That charge for calls to the office for advice or
> charge for the "once
> Free" Publications
> 
> Need to know how much they charge and how it is
> handled (Visa Cards or )
> 
> =20
> 
> Sacramento County Cooperative Extension (4-H, Master
> Gardeners , Master
> Food Preservers etc) is on the chopping block
> 100%...we are trying to
> come up with alternatives
> 
> =20
> 
> =20
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Bill Maynard
> 
> Master Gardener - Sacramento County (at least for
> now)

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