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[[Image:Hazelnuts01.jpg|thumb|500px|Ripe hazelnuts.]]
[[Image:Hazelnuts02.jpg|thumb|500px|Hazelnut orchard.]]
[[Image:Hazelnuts03.jpg|thumb|500px|Corylus avellana bush.]]
=Grow Notes=
*[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TG7JFwfews11ylWvg4Qr7hX8SWn343LPjrpZIbjaUaQ/edit Hazelnut Growing Notes Link to the Google Doc]
=Stratifying=
=Stratifying=
Marcin:
Proposal:
 
For stratification, I am thinking of a 55 gallon drum with tight lid, 1/2" holes on the bottom, with 1/4" metal mesh for mouse proofing. Put some compost medium in there. Put the nuts in plastic bags, and leave the bags open. Cover with more compost. Point is to retain moisture, track nuts by ID# with baggie, and buffer from freezing. If kept outside, put heavy straw around so it doesn't go below zero C in the drum.
 
Suggestion:
 
Not too bad, but it will need more air than it can get through the bottom.  Yes, it's a problem, but needs addressing.  Bags - don't leave them open, make about 25 DIAGONAL slashes in each baggie by perforating with a paring knife; so about 1 to 1.5" long.  We stab about 6 at a time, into a stryofoam board, for complete penetration.
 
=Stratification Supplies=
==Refrigerator==
#Ziploc bags
#Peat moss
#Permanent Marker
#Nuts
 
=Internal Links=
*[[Hazelnut Harvesting]]
*[[Hazelnut Processing]]
*[[Tree Nuts]]
*[[Tree protector]]
*[[Protective Netting]]
*[[Open Source Chocolate-Hazlenut Spread]]
*[[Hazelnut Development]] (may want to merge it with this page/another page?)


For stratification, I am thinking of a 55 gallon drum with tight lid, 1/2" holes on the bottom, with 1/4" metal mesh for mouse proofing. Put some compost medium in there. Put the nuts in plastic bags, and leave the bags open. Cover with more compost. Point is to retain moisture, track nuts by ID# with baggie, and buffer from freezing. If kept outside, put heavy straw around so it doesn't go below zero in the drum.
=External Links=
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hazel The Wikipedia Page on Hazel]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hazelnut The Wikipedia Page on Hazelnuts]
*[http://www.chelseagreen.com/growing-hybrid-hazelnuts The Book "Growing Hybrid Hazelnuts" By Philip Rutter (Chelsea Green)]


Phil Rutter response:
[[Category: Food and Agriculture]] [[Category: Non-Timber Forest Products]]
Not too bad, but it will need more air than it can get through the bottom.  Yes, it's a problem, but needs addressing.  Bags - don't leave them open, make about 25 DIAGONAL slashes in each baggie by perforating with a paring knife; so about 1 to 1.5" long.  We stab about 6 at a time, into a stryofoam board, for complete penetration.

Latest revision as of 02:05, 5 July 2022

Ripe hazelnuts.
Hazelnut orchard.
Corylus avellana bush.

Grow Notes

Stratifying

Proposal:

For stratification, I am thinking of a 55 gallon drum with tight lid, 1/2" holes on the bottom, with 1/4" metal mesh for mouse proofing. Put some compost medium in there. Put the nuts in plastic bags, and leave the bags open. Cover with more compost. Point is to retain moisture, track nuts by ID# with baggie, and buffer from freezing. If kept outside, put heavy straw around so it doesn't go below zero C in the drum.

Suggestion:

Not too bad, but it will need more air than it can get through the bottom. Yes, it's a problem, but needs addressing. Bags - don't leave them open, make about 25 DIAGONAL slashes in each baggie by perforating with a paring knife; so about 1 to 1.5" long. We stab about 6 at a time, into a stryofoam board, for complete penetration.

Stratification Supplies

Refrigerator

  1. Ziploc bags
  2. Peat moss
  3. Permanent Marker
  4. Nuts

Internal Links

External Links