Author Archives: Elizabeth Kligge

This year, over 200 entries in the edible nuts and baked goods categories were awarded! Thank you to everyone that brought their best to the show! For a complete list of winners, click on the link below.   .

On April 27th, the PNGA and NYNGA will hold a joint meeting and lunch at the Garden State Diner in Wrightstown, NJ. There will be several presentations: Black walnut cultivation; The Spotted Lanternfly: What you need to know and how … Continued

At the 2019 PA Farm Show, The Pennsylvania Nut Growers Association won the Preferred Marketplace Best Display Booth!  Congratulations to everyone who was involved.

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 courtesy of Don Jackson’s brother!     

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 yet a member but would like to … Continued

ABC came to the PNGA booth this year. We were live on TV!

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 she sells. Keep up the good work, … Continued

The summer picnic and auction was held at the beautiful home of Don and Ann Jackson on June 24th. It was a potluck meal and meeting followed by the opportunity to bid on items such as nut trees, berries, pies, … Continued

We are pleased to announce that our quarterly newsletter, The Nut Kernel, is back in print! The Nut Kernel is mailed to all current members of the PNGA. This month’s edition included a letter from our new president, Don Jackson, … Continued

Despite icy conditions, the annual PNGA winter meeting was held on January 11th in Harrisburg at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex. A minute of reflection was requested in memory of long-time member Lester Martin Jr. Many changes have taken place … Continued