Northern Nut Growers Association Annual Report 1915

Northern Nut Growers
Association Annual Report 1915

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Title: Northern Nut Growers Association Annual Report 1915 Report
of the Proceedings at the Sixth Annual Meeting 1915
Author: Various
Editor: Northern Nut Growers Association
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NORTHERN NUT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE SIXTH ANNUAL
MEETING
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK SEPTEMBER 1 AND 2 1915

NORTHERN NUT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE SIXTH ANNUAL
MEETING
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK SEPTEMBER 1 AND 2, 1915
CONCORD, N.H. THE RUMFORD PRESS 1916

CONTENTS

PAGE
Officers and Committees of the Association 4
Members of the Association 5
Constitution of the Association 10
By-laws of the Association 11
Proceedings of the Meeting held at Rochester, New York, September 1
and 2, 1915 13
Report of the Secretary-Treasurer 14
The Relation of Forest Conditions in New York to Possibilities of Nut
Growing, Dr. Hugh P. Baker, New York 17
New Tree Crops and a New Agriculture, Dr. J. Russell Smith,
Pennsylvania 30
Notes on the Hazels, Dr. Robert T. Morris, New York 36
An Appeal to Owners of Hardy Nut Trees, C. A. Reed, Washington, D.
C. 51
Northern Pecan Trees, and Notes on the Observation of Propagated
Trees, W. C. Reed, Indiana 58
Walnut Observations in California, L. D. Batchelor, California 63
Pruning the Persian Walnut, J. G. Rush, Pennsylvania 69
Report on Nut Growing in Canada, G. H. Corsan, Toronto 71
Appendix:
Present at the Sixth Annual Meeting 73

Program for Automobile Trips September 1 and 2, 1915 74
Exhibits 75
Resolutions 76
Bibliography of the Year 77
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
President J. RUSSELL SMITH University of Pennsylvania
Vice-President W. C. REED Indiana Secretary and Treasurer W. C.
DEMING Georgetown, Connecticut
COMMITTEES
Auditing C. P. CLOSE, C. A. REED Executive T. P. LITTLEPAGE, R.
T. MORRIS, AND THE OFFICERS Finance C. P. CLOSE, T. P.
LITTLEPAGE, W. C. DEMING Hybrids R. T. MORRIS, J. R. SMITH,
C. P. CLOSE Membership HARRY R. WEBER, G. H. CORSAN, C. H.
PLUMP, LEON D. BATCHELOR, W. C. REED, R. T. OLCOTT, F. N.
FAGAN, THOMAS L. ENGLEBY, W. O. POTTER, W. O.
RIDGWAY, W. C. DEMING Nomenclature W. C. REED, R. T.
MORRIS, E. R. LAKE, C. A. REED, R. L. McCOY _Press and
Publication_ RALPH T. OLCOTT, T. P. LITTLEPAGE, W. C.
DEMING Programme THE PRESIDENT, THE SECRETARY, THE
EDITOR OF THE American Nut Journal, ex-officio; C. A. REED, W.
N. HUTT _Promising Seedlings_ T. P. LITTLEPAGE, C. A. REED, J.
RUSSELL SMITH
STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS
Arizona C. R. Biederman Garces California Prof. Leon D. Batchelor
Riverside Canada G. H. Corsan University of Toronto Connecticut
Charles H. Plump West Redding Delaware E. R. Angst Wilmington
527 Dupont Bldg. Florida H. Harold Hume Glen Saint Mary Georgia J.
B. Wight Cairo Illinois E. A. Riehl Alton Indiana J. F. Wilkinson
Rockport Iowa Wendell P. Williams Danville Kansas Durrett

Winsborough Argentine R. 2 Box 118 Kentucky A. L. Moseley
Calhoun Maryland Prof. C. P. Close College Park Massachusetts James
H. Bowditch Boston 903 Tremont Building Michigan Miss Maude M.
Jessup Grand Rapids 440 Thomas St. Minnesota Col. C. A. Van Duzee
St. Paul Missouri P. C. Stark Louisiana New Jersey C. S. Ridgway
Lumberton New Mexico E. A. Clemens Magdalena New York Th. E.
Wile Rochester 37 Calumet St. North Carolina Prof. W. N. Hutt
Raleigh Ohio Harry