Northern Nut Growers Association Thirty-Fourth Annual Report 1943Introductory materialReading editionChapter navigation39 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterNUT GROWERS ASSOCIATIONThirty-fourth Annual Report 1943Introductory materialOFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATIONState Vice PresidentsNorthern Nut Growers AssociationCONSTITUTIONBY-LAWSANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTHERN NUT GROWERS ASSOCIATION INCORPORATEDREPORT OF THE SECRETARY FOR 1942-43Treasurer's ReportThe Status of Nut Growing in 1943Side-lights on the 1943-4 SurveyJuglone—The Active Agent in Walnut ToxicityPossible Black Walnut Toxicity on Tomato and CabbagePreliminary Studies on Catkin Forcing and Pollen Storage of Corylus and JuglansStorage and Germination of Nuts of Several Species of JuglansA Key to Some Seedlings of WalnutsFurther Tests with Black Walnut VarietiesShelling Black WalnutsBetter Butternuts, PleaseThe Use of Fertilizer in a Walnut OrchardLime and Fertilizers for Our Black Walnut TreesThe Propagation of Black Walnuts Through BuddingNorthern Nut GrowingNut Puttering in an Off YearNut Nursery NotesReport from the Tennessee ValleyReport from Minnesota—Letter from Carl Weschcke to Miss Mildred JonesBe Thrifty with Nut TreesReport of Season 1943American Walnut Manufacturers Association Carries Out Industrial Forestry ProgramThe Crath Carpathian Walnut in IllinoisOhio Nut Growers' MeetingWalnut and Heartnut Varieties Notes and RemarksLettersExperiment Station Investigates Tree Believed to be the Oldest Chestnut in ConnecticutReport of Committee of Ohio Nut GrowersPrevious chapter ←Thirty-fourth Annual Report 1943Next chapter →OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATIONAll chapters and sections (39)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsNUT GROWERS ASSOCIATIONThirty-fourth Annual Report 1943Opening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsOFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATIONState Vice PresidentsNorthern Nut Growers AssociationCONSTITUTIONBY-LAWSANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTHERN NUT GROWERS ASSOCIATION INCORPORATEDREPORT OF THE SECRETARY FOR 1942-43Treasurer's ReportThe Status of Nut Growing in 1943Side-lights on the 1943-4 SurveyJuglone—The Active Agent in Walnut ToxicityPossible Black Walnut Toxicity on Tomato and CabbagePreliminary Studies on Catkin Forcing and Pollen Storage of Corylus and JuglansStorage and Germination of Nuts of Several Species of JuglansA Key to Some Seedlings of WalnutsFurther Tests with Black Walnut VarietiesShelling Black WalnutsBetter Butternuts, PleaseThe Use of Fertilizer in a Walnut OrchardLime and Fertilizers for Our Black Walnut TreesThe Propagation of Black Walnuts Through BuddingNorthern Nut GrowingNut Puttering in an Off YearNut Nursery NotesReport from the Tennessee ValleyReport from Minnesota—Letter from Carl Weschcke to Miss Mildred JonesBe Thrifty with Nut TreesReport of Season 1943American Walnut Manufacturers Association Carries Out Industrial Forestry ProgramThe Crath Carpathian Walnut in IllinoisOhio Nut Growers' MeetingWalnut and Heartnut Varieties Notes and RemarksLettersExperiment Station Investigates Tree Believed to be the Oldest Chestnut in ConnecticutReport of Committee of Ohio Nut GrowersTranscriber's note:◇The illustrations are not as good as hoped, but have been placed.◇← Thirty-fourth Annual Report 1943OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION →