Echinacea As An Alternative Crop (Summary)

Crop budgets for echinacea have been developed, but demand has leveled off. Conservation measures have been passed in many states to protect native plant populations. This publication describes recent research, propagation, cultivation, and marketing, and includes a bibliography and a list of seed and plug suppliers.

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Last Updated December 28, 2007

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