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Page 1: Managing Black Walnut - Tree farm...Managing Black Walnut Mel Baughman Professor Emeritus University of Minnesota Lenny Farlee Extension Forester Purdue University Why Grow Black Walnut?

Managing Black Walnut

Mel Baughman

Professor Emeritus

University of Minnesota

Lenny Farlee

Extension Forester

Purdue University

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Why Grow Black Walnut?

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Wood Products

Rich, brown color

Novelty items

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Lumber products

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Gunstocks

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Veneer

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Silvopasture

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Nuts

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People Food

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Wildlife Food

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Beauty

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Chambered pith

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Leafs out late, drops leaves early

Yellow fall foliage

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Soil & Water Protection

Plant small bottomland fields & slopes

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Biodiversity?

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Where to Grow Walnut

Natural Range

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Growing Season •140 to 280 days

•Prefers > 170 days

•Prefers 550 F average

annual temperature

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Precipitation 25 to 70 inches

Prefers > 35 inches

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Soil: •Deep, fertile, moist, but well-drained

oNeeds > 30 inches of well-drained soil.

oPrefers > 40 inches of well-drained soil.

•Texture: sandy loam, loam, silt loam, silty

clay loam

•pH: Nearly neutral

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Landscape Position Prefers:

•coves

•stream bottoms (alluvial soils)

•lower portion of north- or east-facing slopes

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Airflow

Good airflow, but

not windy sites.

Exposed uplands

okay if walnut is

interplanted with

another species for

wind protection.

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Avoid

Wet bottom land

Sandy or dry ridges and slopes

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Avoid Frost Pockets

Where airflow is minimal and cold air could settle undisturbed.

Narrow valleys with steep adjacent side slopes

Bottomland sites lower than surrounding landscape

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Shade Intolerant

Plant only in forest openings or open fields.

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Walnut grows well with…

Kentucky coffeetree

Yellow-poplar

White ash

Red oak

Basswood

Sugar maple

Slippery elm

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Juglone

Found in:

Leaves

Bark

Nut husks

Roots

Toxic to:

Tomatoes

Paper birch

Red pine

White pine

Scotch pine

Apple

Others…

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Questions?

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Planting Black Walnut

Site Selection Considerations

Soils must be suitable for long-

term growth

Soils information – NRCS offices

and NRCS Web Soil Survey

Walnut Suitability Index

Consult Local Forestry Experts

Get soils tested for pH and

nutrients

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Why are you planting walnut?

Timber Production

• Spacing – 10’ X 10’ or

closer

• Nurse trees

• Mixed species

• Genetically selected

stock

• Locally adapted stock

• www.htirc.org

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Why are you planting walnut?

Nut crop

Selected tree lines for

nut quality/quantity

High quality walnut soils

Wide spacing – 25 to 30

feet at planting

University of Missouri

Center for Agroforestry,

Growing Black Walnut

for Nut Production

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Why are you planting walnut?

Walnut Agroforestry

Spacing and design depends

on desired cropping plan

Silvopasture

Alley cropping

Windbreaks/shelterbelts

Forest farming

University of Missouri

Center for Agroforestry

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Preparing your site to plant

Start the summer before if

spring planting

Control competing plants

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Disk or deep rip to

break up compacted

soil

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Planting Typically spring

planting for bare-

root stock

Plant early in spring

to take advantage of

spring rains and a full

growing season

Keep seedlings cool

and moist until

planted

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Mechanical Tree Planting

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Planting Nuts

Collect in the fall

Easier to handle

when de-husked

Fall or spring planting

Float seed to test

Stratification

Seed predators

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Check seed

quality

Protect seed from

predators

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Sprouted seed plantings

• Stratified

• Spring planting

• Protect from seed

predators

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Questions?

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Thinning helps

us retain the

best trees and

grow them at a

desired rate.

“A few fat

carrots or lots

of skinny ones”

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Thinning Walnut Stands

Natural stands

Spend some time

with your forester

Identify crop trees

Kill grapevines in or

near crop trees

Create growing

space

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Thinning Walnut Stands

Plantations

Early competition to

encourage straight

stems and small side

limbs

Thinning to maintain

even, vigorous growth

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Select and

thin around

crop trees

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Kill cull trees

Diseased trees

Poor form

Damage/defects

Slow growers

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Potential Crown Width (feet) = 1.993 X d.b.h.

(inches) + 4.873.

An easy field guide:

PCW (feet) = 2 X d.b.h. (inches) + 5

Divide Actual Crown Width by PCW to get a

Crown Width Ratio (CWR)

CWR = 1 = 100% potential growth

CWR = 0.8 = 75% potential growth

CWR = 0.7 = 53% potential growth

When should I thin?

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Questions?

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Pruning Walnut

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It Doesn’t Always Work

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Prune Dead & Dying Limbs

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Infected Pruning Cut

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Oh No!

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Uh Oh!

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Questions?

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Pests and Environmental

Problems

Wind damage

Frost damage

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Thousand Cankers Disease

www.thousandcankers.com

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Defoliators: Walnut Caterpillar

Yellownecked Caterpillar

Fall Webworm

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Walnut Anthracnose

Fungal disease that can

cause premature

defoliation

Reduced growth and

increased susceptibility

to other diseases

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Nut pests

Walnut Curculio

Walnut Husk Maggots

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Walnut tip moth

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Animal Damage

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Questions?

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Marketing Black Walnut Timber

Professional forester

assistance

Stumpage or logs?

Advertise to local and

regional markets

Use a competitive process

– sealed bid

Ask for certifications,

training, insurance,

references

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Selection of the Trees to Market

Get assistance from a

forester who knows the

local/regional markets

Selecting the right trees

to market now and the

right trees to retain can

improve future income

potential

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Black Walnut

Prime Veneer

Log Dia. ($/MBF)

12-13 2993

14-15 4158

16-17 4891

18-20 5817

21-23 5872

24-28 6417

>28 6500

Black Walnut

Sawtimber

Grade $/MBF

Prime 1389

No. 1 1079

No. 2 709

No. 3 393

Average delivered log

prices from 56 Indiana

mills, 2011

2011 Forest Products Price Report and Trend

Analysis - Dr. Bill Hoover and Greg Preston

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Make sure everybody is on the

same page – and the page is signed

Have a timber sale

contract

Indicate what is being

sold

Spell out payment

schedule

Outline

requirements for

operating on the

property - BMPs

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Can I sell individual or small

numbers of walnut trees?

It depends…

Very high value trees

Combine sales with

neighbors to increase

total value/volume

Work with a

specialist in small

timber volume –

portable mills,

specialty products

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Resources for Managing Black

Walnut

The Walnut Council

USDA Forest Service

Walnut Notes

Your forester

Extension publications

from your land grant

university

Hardwood Tree

Improvement and

Regeneration Center


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