by TACF | Oct 6, 2006
Attached is the Connecticut Chapter Newsletter. Inside are details on … The CT Chapter Annual Meeting (November 11th) Pollination Report Orchard Manager Reports 2 Year Term Board Nominees Click below to download your copy! CT-TACF Spring 2006 Newsletter Color...
by TACF | Jan 16, 2009
By Gayle Kida Although there are currently thousands of small native American chestnut (Castanea dentata) sprouts in the understory of Connecticut's forests, only a rare few escape or survive blight long enough to grow to flowering size. Fewer still are located...
by TACF | Feb 23, 2008
In draft mode currently, we expect the newsletter to go to print next week. Click on the “download” link below to view (900kb). Below are the links to the Newsletter in several formats Booked and ready for print – no indicia [20 mb] huge download!!!...
by TACF | Sep 30, 2009
Professor Fenny Dane of Auburn University presented her Castanea Migration Theory at last year's CT Chapter Annual Meeting. Each Castanea species has several distinct chloroplast types. More differences can be detected among Asian species than within European or...
by TACF | Mar 16, 2006
By James Egenrieder [reprinted with permission] There was a short but very interesting interview on NPR (public radio) on November 8, 2005 that quickly caught my attention. This interview was part of the daily All Things Considered program; the interviewee was...
