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Photo courtesy USDA NRCS
Hybrid timber plantings:
Hybrid poplars as an alternative crop- University of Minnesota
Establishment and cultural guidelines for using hybrid tree species in agroforestry plantings- USDA
Hybrid poplar profits- University of Minnesota
Marketing Timber from the Private Woodland- University of Minnesota
Sawmill and Dry Kiln Listings for Minnesota
Nuts:
Why chesnuts?- University of Missouri
Why pecans?- University of Missouri
Why black walnuts?- University of Missouri
How to process black walnuts for eating
Commercial Hazelnuts in Minnesota- University of Minnesota
Black Walnut Management- University of Minnesota
Growing Black Walnut- University of Minnesota
Harvesting Black Walnut- University of Minnesota
Toxicity of Black Walnut Towards other Plants- University of Minnesota
Black Walnut Toxicity to Plants, Humans and Horses- Ohio State University
Black Walnut Financial Model (version 1.0)- University of Missouri
Hybrid hazelnuts: an agroforestry option- USDA
Propagating black walnut and pecan in Missouri- University of Missouri
Christmas Trees:
Growing Christmas trees- University of Minnesota
Christmas tree resources- Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Short rotation woody crops:
Opportunities for growing short rotation woody crops in agroforestry practices- USDA
Short rotation woody crops working group
Willow biomass producers handbook- State University of New York
Short rotation woody biomass program- State University of New York
Working trees for carbon cycle balance- USDA
Water quality and treatment:
Working trees for treating waste- USDA
Wastewater management using hybrid poplar- USDA
Working trees for water quality- USDA
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