Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Twenty-Fifth

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Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Twenty-Fifth by Northern Nut Growers Association.

Contents

• NORTHERN NUT GROWERS ASSOCIATION6
• INCORPORATED6
• Affiliated with6
• THE AMERICAN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting7
• BATTLE CREEK, MICH. SEPTEMBER 10 and 11, 193410
• OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION13
• DIRECTORS13
• EDITOR OF PUBLICATIONS13
• COMMITTEES13
• DEAN OF THE ASSOCIATION14
• FIELD SECRETARY14
• OFFICIAL JOURNAL14
• STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS15
• NORTHERN NUT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION List of Members as of January 1, 193517
• * Life Member ** Contributing Member *** Honorary Member23
• CONSTITUTION24
• Article I24
• Article II24
• Article III24
• Article IV24
• Article V24
• Article VI25
• Article VII25
• Article VIII25
• BY-LAWS26
• Article I26
• Article II26
• Article III26
• Article IV27
• Article V27
• THE PRESIDENT—Frank H. Frey28
• Report of the Proceedings at the Twenty-fifth Annual Convention29
• of the29
• Northern Nut Growers Association30
• September 10, 11, 1934 BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN30
• Report of the Secretary for 193434
• Treasurer's Report37
• The Dietetic Importance of Nuts46
• Claim 149
• Claim 249
• Claim 349
• Claim 450
• Claim 551
• Claim 651
• The Fresh Droppings of Animals54
• Nut Culture Work of the Living Tree Guild60
• Progress Report on Nut Growing in the Ithaca, N. Y. Region64
• Some Random Notes on Nut Culture69
• Winter Injury of Filberts at Geneva 1933-34[A]73
• Notes on Hickories80
• Letter from Rev. Paul C. Crath87
• Kosseev, Poland87
• The Chestnut Situation in Illinois91
• Report on Commercial Cracking and Merchandising of Black Walnuts95
• Nut Culture in Ontario100
• Nut Growing on a Commercial Basis102
• Some Notes on the Hardiness of the English Walnut in Michigan and Ontario104
• Group 1. Cultivated Varieties from the Pacific Coast.106
• Group 2. New Varieties of Canadian Origin.106
• Group 3. Carpathian Walnuts.107
• Pomeroy Seedlings108
• Other Seedlings109
• Chinese Walnuts110
• Types of Winter Injury110
• Bark Killing111
• Suggested Means of Control112
• Nut Tree Prospects in the Tennessee Valley114
• Tree Crop Specialist, Division of Forestry.114
• Some New Hicans and Pecans in Illinois116
• From J. G. Duis, Shattuc, Illinois116
• Evening session.118
• Nut Growing in Vermont122
• A Roll Call of the Nuts126
• HICKORIES127
• NORTHERN PECANS141
• BLACK WALNUTS142
• PERSIAN WALNUTS154
• BUTTERNUTS156
• HEART NUTS156
• CHESTNUTS157
• HAZELS AND FILBERTS157
• Nut Culture in the North158
• Varieties of Nut Trees for the Northernmost Zone162
• Kinds of Nuts163
• The Native Group164
• Black Walnut164
• Hickories177
• The Filbert184
• The Chestnut185
• Other Species186
• Summary187
• The Tour—September 11th187
• The 1934 Ohio Black Walnut Contest193
• RESOLUTION197
• Resolutions Committee,198
• Letter from J. U. Gellatly199
• From B. D. Wallace201
• From Vera Nekiassena203
• From Divisional Forest Officer205
• Communication from John W. Hershey, 1934206
• Letter From Mrs. E. W. Freel207
• Letter From Geo. W. Gibbens208
• Letter From Fred Kettler208
• Telegram209
• Catalogue of Top-Grafted Nut Trees on the Kellogg Farm, Kellogg School Grounds, and Kellogg Estate.211
• EXHIBITS216
• REGISTRATION219
• BOOKS AND BULLETINS ON NORTHERN NUT GROWING222
• "Happy Is the Man Who Has a Hobby"223
• THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE227

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