Alert - Thousand Cankers Disease Found in Tennessee



Check out the 2008 Gwynne Planting

Sunday, April 11, 2010 - 12 Noon - ONGA Spring Meeting and Scion Swap

Kingwood Peacock

ONGA's annual Spring meeting with auction, potluck, and scion swap. There will be tables with hundreds of various nut tree cultivar scions available, free for the taking. This is your chance to get an excellent nut tree cultivar to graft onto your seedling trees at home (A seedling tree is any tree that is not a clone of a known cultivar). Pictured to the right is one of the many peacocks running wild at Kingwood.

Kingwood Center
900 Park Avenue West
Mansfield, Ohio

Click here for a map and more information on the Spring meeting.



Saturday, May 15, 2010 - 12 Noon - Grafting Demonstration at the Fogle Farm

Fogle Farm Sign

Grafting Demonstration and tour of one of the largest Chinkapin Oak trees in Ohio.

Fogle Farm
22321 Raymond Rd
Raymond, Ohio 43067

937-246-0265 or gfogle@embarqmail.com

Click here for a map to the Fogle Farm



July 18-21, 2010 - Northern Nut Growers Association 101st Annual Meeting



July 28 - August 8, 2010 - ONGA Booth at the Ohio State Fair

There will be tree nut entries from all over the State as well as educational material on nut tree growing, grafting, and cultivation featured at the State Fair. You can bring nuts for entry to the 2010 State Fair to the Spring meeting at the Kingwood Center in Mansfield, Ohio or get them to Bud Luers before the judging date of July 18, 2010.

You can contact Bud Luers at bmluers@aol.com or 419-892-2043 to enter the contest or to volunteer to work at the fair.
Volunteers get free parking and admission to the fair.

Ohio State Fair Website
Nut Contest Entry Form
2010 Ohio State Fair Results
2010 Ohio State Fair Results for Youth Entries

State Fair Picture



September 21-23, 2010 - ONGA Tent at the Farm Science Review

FSR Tent

It's a three-day outdoor agricultural trade show featuring a little bit of something for everyone. There are commercial exhibits for everything from tractors to financial services. Educational displays offer new ideas and new answers to old problems. And there's always an expert or two or three around from Ohio State University, government agencies and private industry.
ONGA has a nut tree planting at the Farm Science Review and sets up a tent each year to educate and demostrate nut tree cultavation.

To volunteer, contact Don Cullman at doncullmantrees@aol.com or 740-666-2723.
Volunteers get free parking and admission to the FSR.

Farm Science Review Website



September 25, 2010 - ONGA Fall Meeting

Location to be announced
ONGA Fall Meeting Information and Map