Northern Nut Growers Association, report of the proceedings at the eighth annual meeting
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- Stamford, Connecticut, September 5 and 6, 1917
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1. Front matter2. EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING3. Introductory material4. CONSTITUTION5. Northern Nut Growers' Association6. PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.7. REASONS FOR OUR LIMITED KNOWLEDGE AS TO WHAT VARIETIES OF NUT TREES TO PLANT.8. THE DISEASES OF NUT TREES.9. NOTES ON THE NUT BEARING PINES AND ALLIED CONIFERS.10. NOTES TAKEN ON AN EXCURSION TO MERRIBROOKE, THE COUNTRY PLACE OF DR. ROBERT T. MORRIS, AT STAMFORD, CONN., SEPTEMBER 5, 1917.11. A VISIT TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE LOWELL M. PALMER, NOTABLE FOR ITS COLLECTION OF TREES AND SHRUBS, DR. MORRIS CONDUCTING.12. ADVENT OF NUTS INTO THE NATION'S LIST OF STAPLE FOODS.13. THE IMPORTANCE OF NUT GROWING.14. THE PROPER PLACE OF NUT TREES IN THE PLANTING PROGRAM.15. SOME INSECTS INJURING-NUT TREES.16. THE EXTENT OF THE HARDY NUT TREE NURSERY BUSINESS.17. NUT TREES FOR SHADE.18. APPENDIX.19. ATTENDANCE20. Vincennes Nurseries21. BLACK WALNUT TREES