That sounds great, I hope that we can harvest that here as well, Unfortunately, They dont grow here in the Philippines, I bet its a great Idea to start planting that here too.
The effects of Black Walnut leaves/nuts have not been studied in goats, but are considered toxic to livestock. Red Maple – Wilted leaves are deadly to horses, causing red blood cell damage. I found this out the bad way.
When you can grow mahogany, and mangoes, and coconuts... who needs black walnut.
is It common for farmers and other small-scale growers to sell black walnuts locally? how much for a pound for black walnut meat at farmer's markets?When you can grow mahogany, and mangoes, and coconuts... who needs black walnut.
Well there are at least three tropical walnut species, Juglans boliviana, Juglans australis and Juglans neotropica. Those might grow in the Phillipines (though where one would obtain seed or saplings I have no idea.)When you can grow mahogany, and mangoes, and coconuts... who needs black walnut.
Maple is not the only tree in town that can be tapped for syrup ... consider tapping birch and black walnut trees as well! ... Black Walnut and Paper Birch are the two most common maple alternatives. Such trees are tapped and their sap is handled in a somewhat similar manner to maple sap.
