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NORTHERN NUT GROWERS ASSOCIATION

INCORPORATED

Affiliated with

THE AMERICAN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting

BATTLE CREEK, MICH. SEPTEMBER 10 and 11, 1934

INDEX OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION

DIRECTORS EDITOR OF PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEES DEAN OF THE ASSOCIATION FIELD SECRETARY OFFICIAL JOURNAL

STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS NORTHERN NUT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION List of Members as of January 1, 1935

* Life Member

** Contributing Member *** Honorary Member

CONSTITUTION

Article I

Article II Article III Article IV Article V Article VI Article VII Article VIII

BY-LAWS

Article I

Article II Article III Article IV Article V THE PRESIDENT—Frank H. Frey

Report of the Proceedings at the Twenty-fifth Annual Convention

of the

Northern Nut Growers Association

September 10, 11, 1934

BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN

Report of the Secretary for 1934 Treasurer's Report The Dietetic Importance of Nuts

Claim 1

Claim 2 Claim 3 Claim 4 Claim 5 Claim 6 The Fresh Droppings of Animals

Nut Culture Work of the Living Tree Guild Progress Report on Nut Growing in the Ithaca, N. Y. Region Some Random Notes on Nut Culture Winter Injury of Filberts at Geneva 1933-34[A] Notes on Hickories Letter from Rev. Paul C. Crath

Kosseev, Poland

The Chestnut Situation in Illinois Report on Commercial Cracking and Merchandising of Black Walnuts Nut Culture in Ontario Nut Growing on a Commercial Basis Some Notes on the Hardiness of the English Walnut in Michigan and Ontario

Group 1. Cultivated Varieties from the Pacific Coast.

Group 2. New Varieties of Canadian Origin. Group 3. Carpathian Walnuts. Pomeroy Seedlings Other Seedlings Chinese Walnuts Types of Winter Injury Bark Killing Suggested Means of Control

Nut Tree Prospects in the Tennessee Valley

Tree Crop Specialist, Division of Forestry.

Some New Hicans and Pecans in Illinois

From J. G. Duis, Shattuc, Illinois

Evening session.

Nut Growing in Vermont A Roll Call of the Nuts

HICKORIES

NORTHERN PECANS BLACK WALNUTS PERSIAN WALNUTS BUTTERNUTS HEART NUTS CHESTNUTS HAZELS AND FILBERTS

Nut Culture in the North Varieties of Nut Trees for the Northernmost Zone

Kinds of Nuts

The Native Group Black Walnut Hickories The Filbert The Chestnut Other Species Summary The Tour—September 11th

The 1934 Ohio Black Walnut Contest

RESOLUTION Resolutions Committee, Letter from J. U. Gellatly From B. D. Wallace From Vera Nekiassena From Divisional Forest Officer Communication from John W. Hershey, 1934 Letter From Mrs. E. W. Freel Letter From Geo. W. Gibbens Letter From Fred Kettler Telegram

Catalogue of Top-Grafted Nut Trees on the Kellogg Farm, Kellogg School Grounds, and Kellogg Estate. EXHIBITS

REGISTRATION

BOOKS AND BULLETINS ON NORTHERN NUT GROWING

"Happy Is the Man Who Has a Hobby"

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