Northern Nut
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Thirty-Seventh Annual Report Wooster, Ohio, September 3, 4, 5, 1946
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共 315 题- Northern Nut Growers Association INCORPORATED
- Affiliated with The American Horticultural Society
- 37th Annual Report
- CONVENTION AT WOOSTER, OHIO
- SEPTEMBER 3, 4, 5 1946
- Table of Contents
- OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
- EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS
- PARLIAMENTARIAN John Davidson
- LEGAL ADVISERS Sargent Wellman, Harry Weber
- AUDITING E. P. Gerber, G. A. Gray, R. E. Silvis
- FINANCE Carl Weschcke, Harry Weber, D. C. Snyder
- PRESS AND PUBLICATION L. H. MacDaniels, George L. Slate, G. H. Corsan
- SURVEY John Davidson
- OFFICIAL JOURNAL--American Fruit Grower, 1770 Ontario St., Cleveland, Ohio
- State Vice Presidents
- Alabama LOVIC ORR
- Alberta, Canada A. L. YOUNG
- Arkansas SEARLES JOHNSON
- British Columbia, Can. J. U. GELLATLY
- California DR. THOMAS R. HAIG
- Canal Zone L. C. LEIGHTON
- Colorado W. A. COLT
- Connecticut WILLIAM G. CANFIELD
- Delaware EDWARD C. LAKE
- Georgia G. CLYDE EIDSON
- Idaho FRED BAISCH
- Illinois JOSEPH GERARDI
- Indiana DR. CHARLES H. SKINNER
- Iowa E. F. HUEN
- Kansas H. S. WISE
- Kentucky DR. C. A. MOSS
- Louisiana J. HILL FULLILOVE
- Maine RADCLIFFE B. PIKE
- Maryland WILMER P. HOOPES
- Massachusetts DR. R. A. VAN METER
- Mexico JULIO GRANDJEAN
- Michigan GILBERT BECKER
- Minnesota R. E. HODGSON
- Mississippi DR. ERNEST A. COOK
- Nebraska GEORGE BRAND
- New Hampshire L. A. DOUGHERTY
- New Jersey MRS. A. R. BUCKWALTER
- New York CLARENCE LEWIS
- North Carolina DR. R. T. DUNSTAN
- Ohio G. A. GRAY
- Oklahoma A. G. HIRSCHI
- Ontario, Can. G. H. CORSAN
- Oregon E. RUSS
- Pennsylvania H. GLEASON MATTOON
- Quebec, Can. GORDON L. SOMERS
- Rhode Island PHILLIP ALLEN
- South America CELEDONIA V. PEREDA
- South Carolina JOHN T. BREGGER
- South Dakota HOMER L. BRADLEY
- Tennessee THOMAS G. ZARGER
- Texas KAUFMAN FLORIDA
- Utah GRANVILLE OLESON
- Vermont A. W. ALDRICH
- Virginia DR. V. A. PERTZOFF
- Washington F. D. LINKLETTER
- West Virginia MEYER S. SLOTKIN
- Wisconsin W. S. BASSETT
- Wyoming W. D. GREENE
- Northern Nut Growers Association
- Membership List as of January 4, 1947
- ALABAMA
- ARKANSAS
- CALIFORNIA
- CANADA
- CANAL ZONE
- Leighton, L. C., Box 1452, Cristobal
- COLORADO
- CONNECTICUT
- DELAWARE
- Lake, Edward C., Sharpless Rd., Hockessin
- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
- GEORGIA
- IDAHO
- ILLINOIS
- INDIANA
- IOWA
- KANSAS
- KENTUCKY
- LOUISIANA
- MAINE
- Pike, Radcliffe B., Lubec
- MARYLAND
- MASSACHUSETTS
- MEXICO
- Grandjean, Julio., Ave. Cinco de Mayo, num. 10, Mexico City
- MICHIGAN
- MINNESOTA
- MISSOURI
- NEBRASKA
- NEW HAMPSHIRE
- NEW JERSEY
- NEW YORK
- NORTH CAROLINA
- OHIO
- OKLAHOMA
- OREGON
- PENNSYLVANIA
- RHODE ISLAND
- SOUTH AMERICA
- Pereda, Celedonia V., Arroyo 1142, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- SOUTH CAROLINA
- Bregger, John. T., Clemson
- SOUTH DAKOTA
- Bradley, Homer L., LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge, Martin
- TENNESSEE
- TEXAS
- UTAH
- VERMONT
- VIRGINIA
- WEST VIRGINIA
- WASHINGTON
- WISCONSIN
- WYOMING
- Greene, W. D., Box 348, Greybull
- CONSTITUTION
- ARTICLE I--NAME
- ARTICLE II--OBJECT
- ARTICLE III--MEMBERSHIP
- ARTICLE IV--OFFICERS
- ARTICLE V--ELECTION OF OFFICERS
- ARTICLE VI--MEETINGS
- ARTICLE VII--QUORUM
- ARTICLE VIII--AMENDMENTS
- BY-LAWS
- ARTICLE I--COMMITTEES
- ARTICLE II--FEES
- ARTICLE III--MEMBERSHIP
- ARTICLE IV--AMENDMENTS
- ARTICLE V
- Proceedings of the Thirty-seventh Annual Convention
- Address of Welcome
- By Dr. J. H. Gourley, of the Wooster Experiment Station
- I trust you will have a most profitable time while you are with us.
- Response
- By John E. Cannaday, M. D., Charleston, West Virginia
- Address of Retiring President
- Carl Weschcke, St. Paul, Minnesota
- Secretary's Report
- Mildred M. Jones, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Treasurer's Report
- For Period from October 1, 1945 to September 30, 1946
- RECEIPTS:
- Notes on the Annual Meeting
- Aims and Aspirations of the Ohio Nut Growers
- A. A. Bungart, Avon, Ohio
- 1. Resistance to disease and insect pests 2 points
- 5. Size of crop in proportion to tree 5 points
- Total 20 points
- Nut Growing Under Semi-Arid Conditions
- A. G. Hirschi, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Black Walnuts
- How to Make Money with Black Walnuts
- English Walnuts
- Heartnuts
- Butternuts
- Hickories
- Oriental Persimmons
- Pawpaw
- Chestnuts
- Weather Conditions versus Nut Tree Crops
- By J. F. Wilkinson, Indiana
- Nut Tree Notes from Southwestern Ohio
- Harry R. Weber, Cincinnati, Ohio
- Influence of Stock on Scion
- The Keystone Black Walnut
- Throp Walnut
- Black Walnut Nursery Studies
- S. B. Chase, Tennessee Valley Authority, Norris, Tennessee
- Germination and Stratification
- Depth of Planting and Seed Orientation
- Seed Size
- Seedbed and Budding Studies
- My Experiments, Gambles and Failures
- John Davidson, Xenia, Ohio
- Nut Trees in Wildlife Conservation
- By Floyd B. Chapman Ohio Division of Conservation & Natural Resources
- Commercial Aspects of Nut Crops As Far North As St. Paul, Minnesota
- By Carl Weschcke, St. Paul, Minnesota
- The 1946 Status of Chinese Chestnut Growing In the Eastern United States
- By Clarence A. Reed U. S. Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Maryland
- Introduction
- Description of the Chinese Chestnut
- Environmental Requirements
- Bearing Ages
- The Seedling Tree
- The Grafted Tree
- Individual Varieties--Abundance
- Carr
- Hobson
- Reliable
- Stoke
- Yankee (Syn. Connecticut Yankee)
- Zimmerman
- Potential Varieties
- Pollination
- Harvesting and Curing
- Storing
- Insect Pests
- Diseases
- Present Extent of Planting
- Future Outlook
- Summary
- Bearing Record of the Hemming Chinese Chestnut Orchard
- By E. Sam Hemming, Easton, Maryland
- Walnut Notes
- G. H. Corsan, Islington, Ontario
- Self-fruitfulness in the Winkler Hazel
- By Dr. A. S. Colby University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
- Hickories and Other Nuts in Northwestern Illinois
- By A. B. Anthony, Sterling, Illinois
- Nut Trees for Ohio Pastures
- By Dr. Oliver D. Diller, Wooster, Ohio
- Growing Chestnuts for Timber
- By Jesse D. Diller Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Maryland
- Direct Seeding Studies
- Distribution of Planting Stock
- Selection of Planting Sites
- Site Requirements
- Climatic Test Plots
- Establishment by Underplanting and Girdling
- Summary
- Improved Methods of Storing Chestnuts
- Essential Elements in Tree Nutrition
- Physical Soil Characteristics
- The Essential Elements
- Elements in Soils Essential for Plant Growth
- 1) The Chestnut Blight
- 2) The Banana Blight
- 3) Tree Nutrition, Microbial
- 4) Inorganic Tree Nutrients
- 5) Nutritional Sprays
- 6) Miscellaneous
- Transmission of Inorganic Nutrients from Soils to Plants to Animals
- Summary
- References to the Literature
- Nut Tree Propagation As a Hobby for a Chemist
- By Dr. E. M. Shelton, Cleveland, Ohio
- Rootstock Propagation
- Scion Storage
- Grafting and Budding
- Wax and Tape
- Nutrition
- Medication
- 90 grams urea
- 120 grams copper sulfate crystals
- 300 cubic centimeters water
- By-Products
- Bibliography
- Notes on Propagation and Transplanting in Western Tennessee
- By Joseph C. McDaniel, State Horticulturist
- Tennessee Department of Agriculture
- Nashville 3, Tennessee
- A Heartnut Variety Compatible with Black Walnut Stocks
- Paper Wrap Gives Summer-Long Protection to Transplanted Trees
- Propagating Nut Trees Under Glass
- By Stephen Bernath, Poughkeepsie, New York
- By F. L. O'Rourke Michigan State College, East Lansing, Michigan
- References
- Nut Work At the Mahoning County Experiment Farm, Canfield, Ohio
- By L. Walter Sherman, Superintendent
- The Ohio Black Walnut Contest of 1946
- 1946 Iowa Black Walnut Contest
- Prize Name Variety
- Prize Name Variety
- Grafting Methods Adapted to Nut Trees
- By H. F. Stoke, Virginia
- 2. Splice graft; unexcelled when scion and stock are of equal diameter.
- 3. Modified cleft graft; for all general purposes.
- 4. Plate bud; for small and medium stocks.]
- Beginnings in Walnut Grafting
- By C. C. Lounsberry, Iowa
- Beginning with Ancient Times
- Beginnings in the United States
- Grafting Wax
- Paraffin In Grafting
- Bench Grafting
- Literature Cited
- Forest Background
- By John Davidson, Xenia, Ohio
- Graft the Persian Walnut High in Michigan
- By Gilbert Becker, Climax, Michigan
- Pecan Growing in Western Illinois
- By R. B. Best, Eldred, Illinois
- Random Notes from Eastern New York
- By Gilbert L. Smith, Wassaic, New York
- Black Walnuts
- Hickories
- Heartnuts
- Crath Carpathian Persian Walnuts
- By Thomas G. Zarger, Tennessee Valley Authority
- Yield
- Nut Quality
- The 1946 Field Tour
- By C. A. Reed
- Report of the Resolutions Committee
- Obituaries
- DR. J. H. GOURLEY
- MRS. I. E. BIXBY
- Letters to the Secretary; Notes; Extracts
- EXCERPT FROM LETTER TO SECRETARY FROM G. S. JONES
- EXCERPT FROM LETTER TO SECRETARY FROM MRS. W. D. POUNDEN
- I am glad to give you the method I used in canning pecan kernels.
- HYBRIDS
- PECANS WITH COMPANION EVERGREENS[15]
- SAWDUST MAKES GOOD FRUIT TREE MULCH
- TWO FAMOUS TREES
- OHIO TREES SERIES
- Exhibits
- Attendance