INDEX
Reading edition
Officers, Directors and Committees3
State Vice-Presidents4
List of Members5
Constitution8
By-Laws9
My Butternut, A Poem, by J. H. Helmick10
Proceedings of the Twenty-fourth Annual Convention11
Address of Rev. G. Paul Musselman11
Report of the Treasurer13
J. F. Jones' Experimental Work in Hybridizing Filberts and Hazels—Miss Mildred Jones14
Commercial Cracking of the Black Walnut—H. F. Stoke16
Walnut Notes for 1933—C. A. Reed20
Is Information of General Orchard Fertility of Value in the Nut Grove—Prof. F. N. Fagan25
Forward March of the Nut Cultural Project in Michigan—Prof. James A. Neilson28
Notes on the Filbert Orchard at Geneva, N. Y.—Prof. G. L. Slate34
Developing a Walnut Grove as a Side Line by a Bee-keeper—L. K. Hostetter37
Nut Trees as Used in Landscaping—Dr. Lewis E. Theiss39
My Experience in Growing Nut Trees on the Home Lawn—M. Glen Kirkpatrick42
Developing a Thousand Tree Improved Black Walnut Grove—C. F. Hostetter43
Tribute to Mr. Bixby45
Message to Dr. Morris46
A Black Walnut Grove and Why—Dr. Frank L. Baum47
Nut Contests48
Filbert Pollinization48
Green Shoot Grafting of Trees—Dr. R. T. Morris49
Communications from:
Robert T. Morris, M.D.49
Prof. A. S. Colby53
J. U. Gellatly54
Notes on the "Tour," Tuesday, September 12, 193355
Notes on the Banquet, Tuesday evening, September 12, 193356
Address of Al. Bergstrom57
Reports of Standing Committees57
Reports of the Resolutions Committee57
List of member nurserymen having budded and grafted stock58
Exhibits at the Convention59
Attendance60
Books and Bulletins on Northern Nut Growing62
Advertisements—"Hobbies Magazine"63