That's a tough one! I would just surf the web. Should be lots of info...articles, books, & videos available. If you find anything interesting, let us know.

Racor, there's lots of info out there but its so much easier to learn if someone shows you it rather than by going the teach it yourself way. But if you do, start off with stone fruits and citrus, they seem to be the easier fruit plants to graft that's how I learn. I'll look for some links of sites I visited before.

Racor, here goes some links and a video on veneer graft.

http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/hil/ag396.html
http://members.aol.com/mmmavocad3/graftdiagram.html

http://members.fortunecity.com/pjsauber/CleftGrafting.htm
from our own gardenweb member Mr Texas.

http://tfphotos.ifas.ufl.edu/VFLrealfiles.htm
This is a nice video. Scroll down to the mango section and click on veneer grafting. This is my favorite graft since I tend to have the most success with it. Start off by grafting stone fruits and citrus. Those tend to be easier to get them to take.

Pretty good links and video. I know just before spring hits is the best time to graft but if I start grafting some things right now, is there a chance that if done right it will take?

Thanks Eggo.

I've grafted citrus at this time before. It took but did not grow until the weather warmed up. I don't know about other plants. Also I'm in a zone 10, which probably helped out a lot.