Spring Meeting 2020
Please contact a Board member with ideas for topics of the 2020 Spring Meeting. Topics currently on the table include tree nutrition, invasive species and tree trimming/pruning.
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Black Walnut: Products from an Anachronistic Tree by Terry Calhoun
At the recent spring meeting Terry Calhoun gave a fantastic talk about his farm outside of Ann Arbor where he tends fruit and nut trees as well as three 9-hole […]
Neal Peterson Comes to MI: REVIEW AND PHOTOS
Earlier this week Neal Peterson visited with our group for two fantastic events. The first one was an evening seminar at Zingerman’s creamery; prior to Neal’s presentation Tessie Ives and […]
Upcoming Events: Pawpaws & Neal Peterson
Longtime plant breeder and famous pawpaw breeder, Neal Peterson, will be visiting Michigan next month for some speaking engagements. We’ll be lucky enough to host Neal for our Fall Meeting […]
New Beer Nut for Michigan— Dennis Fulbright in the Lansing State Journal
A recent article was published in the Lansing State Journal about chestnuts as an emerging ingredient in demand for MI’s ever expanding craft beer industry. Dennis Fulbright and Bill Nash, […]
English Walnut Grafting Presentation: VIDEO
This past Wednesday the Walnut SIG met at the Clarksville Research Station for an evening all about walnuts! Burak Akyuz is a turkish grad student who is in town for […]
English Walnut Grafting Presentation/ Demo
The MNGA is proud to host walnut researcher and Turkish grad student, Burak Akyuz, on June 17th in Clarksville, MI. He’ll be sharing his knowledge and expertise with anyone interested […]
2015 Spring Meeting Recap
The 2015 spring meeting was a huge success— we had a lot of first timers and new members show up which is always an excitement for the organization. This was […]
The Chestnut Road: Dennis Fulbright VIDEO
The following video segments are from Dennis Fulbright’s presentation at the 2015 spring meeting— Dennis Fulbright: The Chestnut Story part I Dennis Fulbright: The Chestnut Story part II Dennis Fulbright: […]
MNGA Walnut Huller
For many years now MNGA members have been exploring the realms of black walnut processing; anyone whose grown or collected black walnuts before knows this to be the major challenge—first […]
