Looking for a source for printed information handouts

[JFF]

Hey guys. I am looking for a place to order some preprinted information to give my customers about pests and diseases. Full color handouts or brochures about lace bugs, fairy ring, etc. to leave when I notify clients of a problem.

I know such a place exists but cannot seem to locate anything using a google search or a search of this site. Does anyone have the slightest idea what I am looking for and where to find it?

Thanks in advance.

[PSUTURFGEEK]

John Deere Landscapes has some awesome options available, just ask them for a Brochure and call the number, they will get you set up, you also need to be a member of the Partners program and tell them you will spend atleast 10,000 with them this year. Not real sure how technical they are.

[superchad]

Try rndsigns.com they have tons of stuff. They always send me huge packets of stuff every year.

[JFF]

Thanks guys. That's a lot closer than I was getting on my own. I appreciate the help.

[RigglePLC]

Try your local land grant college. They often have brochures or leaflets on the various diseases and insects. Often they are inexpensive--and the Razorbacks might cut you a deal for larger quanties. Of course you cannot print your name on them. But you have the advantage of your customer seeing U of A info as authoritative and unbiased. You should be able to find leaflets for the 6 most common turf diseases, and at least 3 turf insects. Discuss with them--as to what is allowed--regarding commercial distribution. Giving them to customers that have specific problems would be a good and helpful use of the university information. Sometimes Federal government brochures may be helpful.

[greendoctor]

Try your local land grant college. They often have brochures or leaflets on the various diseases and insects. Often they are inexpensive--and the Razorbacks might cut you a deal for larger quanties. Of course you cannot print your name on them. But you have the advantage of your customer seeing U of A info as authoritative and unbiased. You should be able to find leaflets for the 6 most common turf diseases, and at least 3 turf insects. Discuss with them--as to what is allowed--regarding commercial distribution. Giving them to customers that have specific problems would be a good and helpful use of the university information. Sometimes Federal government brochures may be helpful.

Vet any information coming out of a college carefully. I have noticed info on turf and ornamental pests taking a biased politically correct position. In one case, the info presented to a prospective client caused me to decline him as a client.