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Tree Crops Could Be the Staple Food of the Future [listen]
By ELSPETH HAY A man gathers giant “Bixby” or “McAllister” hican nuts from a truly massive tree – about at 100 ft. tall and wide – in Pennsylvania. (Credit: Max Paschall) Staple crops are the basis of our everyday diets, the foods we eat all year round...
A New Hazelnut Has Cracked its Competitive Marketplace
Original post in EurekAlert! by American Society for Horticultural Science Citation at Journal of Horticultural Science journals.ashs.org Also available at Phys.org Nuts, blanched kernels, and raw kernels of ‘Barcelona’ (left) and ‘PollyO’...
Biology Major Recruits Hogs to Help Hazelnuts
Original post in Oregon Quarterly For Calvin Penkauskas, pigs are the secret weapon in a battle against a farmer’s enemy: filbertworms. The porkers’ chorus of delighted grunts cancel out their stealth. But they work fast—and they’re nothing if not dedicated to the...
From Filberts to Hazelnuts. On the History and Naming of the Oregon State Nut and Other Naming Controversies
Original post in JDSupra Legal News What’s in a Name?: On Filberts, Hazelnut Milk, Shredded Wheat and Food Identity Standards Paul D. Swanson Lane Powell PC Defying a family trend around our dining table, I refused to call oleomargarine by its shorthand...