We have neglected the truth that a good farmer is a craftsman of the highest order, a kind of artist.
– Wendell Berry
The Pennsylvania Nut Growers Association was formed in 1932 for the promotion of interest in hardy nut bearing trees, their products, and their culture. We are a non-profit group dedicated to assisting local professionals, hobbyists, and students in growing higher quality nut trees. Our members benefit through a wide range of opportunities, including tree grafting workshops, demonstrations, farm tours, and newsletter articles as well as access to a network of experienced members. Interested in joining?
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Lending a big hand on tree planting day
On October 23, there was a potted tree planting day at the home of Don and Ann Jackson, Red Lion, PA. Photos were taken by PNGA Secretary Pete Fisher and backhoe services were provided... READ MORE
The newsletter is now available online
As of spring 2018, our print newsletter, The Nut Kernel, will be available for members to download online. Simply go to the resources page and put in your password! If you are not... READ MORE
We were on TV!
ABC came to the PNGA booth this year. We were live on TV! READ MORE
Our youngest lifetime member
Elizabeth Bruner, our youngest lifetime member, gave a presentation at this year’s annual meeting. She explained how her family harvests black walnuts and uses every part. Her specialty is black walnut oil, which... READ MORE