Posts Tagged ‘Chestnuts From Tissue Culture’
Navigating The Chestnut Landscape
Jame Nave joins the Branching Out podcast with exciting insights into the world of chestnuts. In the latest episode of the Branching Out podcast, I had the pleasure of hosting James “Mike” Nave, an esteemed guest with decades of experience in the intricate world of chestnut cultivation. Our conversation unraveled the layers of knowledge, from…
Read MoreHave We Solved The Puzzle? Growing Chestnuts from Tissue Culture.
Hazelnuts to Chestnuts: Exploring Tissue Culture with Craig Clark Dive into the fascinating world of chestnut farming with Branching Out guest Craig Clark, owner of West Coast Chestnut. In this episode, Craig, a farmer and self-proclaimed “nursery nerd,” shares his journey from hazelnuts to chestnuts and his exciting venture into using tissue culture to propagate…
Read MoreThe Rise of the Disruptor: How Almond Milk Shook the Dairy Industry
Is chestnut milk the new almond milk? Our blog post about disruption last week created some wonderful conversation and challenged the concept a bit, so we’re continuing that exploration this week. In the business world, a “disruptor” is a company or product that shakes up an established industry. They challenge the status quo with…
Read MoreBuzz Ferver Joins Branching Out: Chestnut Breeding Experimentation Guru
As Buzz Ferver, guest on the Branching Out Podcast, says, “The dream is to have a blight-resistant chestnut that thrives in Vermont’s climate.” This dream is becoming a reality, and you can be part of it with a little effort! If you dream of harvesting delicious chestnuts from your own backyard, this guide will equip you with…
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