IMPORTANT NOTE - The following is an archived page on hybridwalnut.com, which is no longer marketing trees for American Forestry Technology, AFT, SECHE-O, etc. However, hybridwalnut.com continues to offer the genetically superior timber trees (including the Purdue-source grafted black walnut trees and their superior seedlings) and other quality landscape trees, which are now available for purchase online. We will be happy to send you printed material for our online products if you submit this form. The hybridwalnut.com archived pages contain probably the most complete collection available of the technical aspects of successfully growing veneer grade timber, collected by yours truly over the course of many years. These technical guidelines remains relatively constant, but the marketing information on the archived pages is out-of-date. Therefore, if you find this page to be of interest, I suggest you print it out or something because I do not intend to keep it live forever...
Best regards,
John Neidigh
Owner, hybridwalnut.com
NOTE: Some of the best, and most complete, sources of black walnut-related information and research are the Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service's servers. Below, I've summarized the relevant publications' links (25, total) from Purdue University's On-line Publications List.
You can also contact the Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service by phone (765/494-3583) to request the following (and other) Extension Publications.
Selected Black Walnut-related Links from
Purdue University's On-line Publications List
Forestry and Natural Resources (FNR)
- FNR-76 Corrective Pruning of Black Walnut for Timber Form
- html
version
- FNR-80 Timber Tax Management for Tree Farmers (Summary)
- html
version
- FNR-85 Forest Pest Control Perspective
- html
version
- FNR-90 Stain in Hardwood Logs and Lumber
- html
version
- FNR-91 Financial Maturity: A guide to When Trees Should be Harvested
- html
version
- FNR-93 Why Many Shade Trees Cannot Be Marketed
- html
version
- FNR-101 Timber Harvesting and Logging Practices for Private Woodlands
- html
version
- FNR-104 Some Soil Fungi Are Beneficial to Tree Seedling Growth
- html
version
- FNR-111 Marketing Timber
- html
version
- FNR-115 Characteristics of Purdue University's Patented Black Walnut
Trees
- html
version
- FNR-119 Black Walnut Plantation Management
- html version
- FNR-130 Quality Control in Lumber Purchasing: Hardwood Lumber Grade
- html
version
- FNR-134 Planting Hardwood Seedlings
- html
version
- FNR-136 Electric Fences for Preventing Browse Damage by White-tailed
Deer
- html
version
- FNR-138 Tips on How to Get the Most From Your Timber Harvest
- html
version
- FNR-139
Forests and Our Environment
- html version
- FNR-148 Predicting Black Walnut Log Prices
- html
version
- FNR-149 Important Information About Planting Black Walnut in Indiana
- html version
Horticulture (HO)
Most of the Horticulture publications are in PDF; they are marked as
such. You will need the Acrobat Reader in order to view the PDF documents.
If you do not have the reader downloaded in your directory, please go to
the following link, Acrobat
Reader and download the reader that is compatible with your machine.
- HO-71 Collecting Soil Samples for Testing
- PDF
version (30K)
- HO-193 Black Walnut Toxicity
- PDF version (36K)
Weed Science (WS)
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- WS-23 Herbicide Mode-of-Action Summary
- PDF version (36K)
- html version
Miscellaneous
- AY-279 Earthworms and Crop Management
- html version
- BP-9 Anthracnose of Shade Trees
- html version
- BP-25 Leaf Scorch
- html version
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