> Fall 2008 Chestnut Harvest
September 22, 2008

Carolinas Chapter members harvest chestnuts along the Blue Ridge Parkway.

 

> New American Chestnut Exhibit
March 16, 2008

There is a new exhibit about the American chestnut at the Destination Center located at Mile Post 384 on the Blue Ridge Parkway, the east side of Asheville, NC

 

> Carolinas Chapter Board Meeting, March 15, 2008
March 15, 2008

The Board of the Carolinas Chapter met March 15, 2008 at Cataloochee Ranch, Maggie Valley, NC

 

> Phytophthora Cinnamomi Research at Chestnut Return, SC
February 25, 2008

Carolinas Chapter Board Member Dr. Joe James conducts research into Phytophthora cinnamomi at his farm, Chestnut Return, which is near Seneca, SC

 

> Orchard Tour - Edneyville, NC
November 10, 2007

Nancy and Scott Pryor hosted an Orchard Tour at their farm in Edneyville, NC

 

> 2007 Chestnut Harvest in the Appalachians
October 5, 2007

Chapter Members help harvest a bountiful crop of chestnuts in the Appalachians.

 

> 2007 Annual Meeting_Carolinas Chapter-TACF
August 25, 2007

The Annual Meeting of the Carolinas Chapter was held at Gaither Hall at Montreat College, Montreat, NC

 

> Chestnut Trees in Oregon
August 18, 2007

Large American Chestnuts planted by pioneers are found in Oregon.

 

> Gaither Hall, Montreat College, Use of American Chestnut Wood
January 16, 2007

Gaither Hall at Montreat College uses American chestnut wood extensively.

 

> Rating Inoculations at Long Branch Orchard No. 1
November 11, 2006

Dr. Fred Hebard rates inoculations at Long Branch Orchard No. 1

 

> Fall Meeting 2006
August 26, 2006

The Fall Meeting of the Carolinas Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation was conducted at the NC Arboretum near Asheville, NC

 

> Inoculation of Carolinas First Backcross Chestnut Orchard
July 21, 2006

Five-year old trees are inoculated at Long Branch Orchard to test resistance to the chestnut bark fungus.

 

> The American Chestnut Tree—Never Say Die
July 2, 2006

The American Chestnut Tree keeps regenerating itself and continues to survive year after year after year.

 

> Stone Chestnut Home Features American Chestnut Trees and Reclaimed Wood
June 11, 2006

The American Chestnut Foundation partners with E.S. Johnson Builders to showcase the use of reclaimed American chestnut wood in the construction of an environmentally friendly home.

 

> Spring 2006 Chestnut Plantings
May 10, 2006

Hybrid Chestnuts have been planted in the Carolinas during the spring of 2006

 

> Chestnut Planting at Montreat College, Black Mountain, NC
April 6, 2006

Students of Dr. Brian Joyce, Professor at Montreat Collge, NC, participated in the planting of hybrid chestnut on the Terry Estate.

 

> Backcross Breeding Program of The American Chestnut Foundation
April 2, 2006

Illustrated and explained is the Backcross Breeding Program used by the American Chestnut Foundation and its growers, including those working with the Carolinas Chapter, to help restore the American chestnut tree.

 

> American Chesnut Bark Shingles
April 1, 2006

80+ Years Old American Chesnut Bark Shingles Disappearing

 

> 2006 Board of Directors Meeting
March 18, 2006

The Board of Directors met at Crowders Mountain State Park on March 18, 2006

 

> 2006 Chestnut Planting at Pryor Farm
March 17, 2006

Dr. Paul Sisco directs the planting of hybrid chestnuts at the Pryor Farm located near Edneyville, NC.

 

> Chestnut Artifacts Found at the Pryor Farm
March 16, 2006

Evidence of chestnuts trees recently found at the Pryor Farm

 

> Harvesting Cross Pollinated Chestnuts
January 31, 2006

The 2005 harvest is explained with photos and text.

 

> 2005 Pollinations
October 12, 2005

The method used to pollinate American chestnut trees is illustrated in pictures and accompaning text.

 

> Chestnut Wood Use - Holiday Inn in Cherokee, NC
August 23, 2005

Mr. James Cooper, President and Operating Partner of the Holiday Inn in Cherokee, North Carolina, used salvaged American chestnut wood extensively when remodeling the Holiday Inn.

 

> August 13, 2005, Board Meeting
August 13, 2005

The Board of Directors of the Carolinas Chapter met at Steve and Jane Motsinger's Farm

 

> Motsinger Orchard near Elkin, NC
May 15, 2005

Steve Motsinger, Carolinas Chapter member, grows hybrid chestnuts in an orchard near Elkin, NC

 

> Pilot Mountain Educational Hike
May 14, 2005

Pilot Mountain North Carolina State Park hosted the Carolinas Chapter as its members sponsored an educational hike.

 

> The American Chestnut and Blight
May 2, 2005

Photos and text explain the effects of the chestnut bark blight on the American Chestnut and why it continues to survive.

 

> Asbill-Beck Chestnut Planting 2005
April 29, 2005

The Asbill-Beck Family is shown planting hybrid chestnuts.

 

> Spring 2005 Annual Meeting Photos
April 23, 2005

Photos from the Spring 2005 Annual Meeting held at Clemson University, Clemson,South Carolina are shown.

 

> Making Aluminum Cylinders for Plantings
April 15, 2005

The making of aluminum cylinders to insert around chestnuts being planted is explained.

 

> Chestnut Planting Spring 2005
March 26, 2005

View this album and learn the steps involved in planting chestnuts.

 

> Gleanings from the Spring 2005 Planting
March 25, 2005

There are lessons to learn where chestnuts are being planted.

 

> Chapter Growers Meeting February, 2005
February 12, 2005

Carolinas Chapter members trade information on growing Chestnut trees for TACF

 

> Hominy Valley Chestnut Harvest 2004
September 23, 2004

Carolinas Chapter President and Interns Harvest Chestnuts

 

> Phytophthora Cinnamomi: Root Rot Disease and the Chestnut
July 15, 2004

Phytophthora attacks the roots of Chestnuts

 

> Mount Pisgah Pollination 2004
July 5, 2004

Pollination of Chestnut trees at Mount Pisgah Campground

 

> Goat Bald 2004
June 28, 2004

Paul Sisco and Interns Pollinate Mother Trees

 

> Crowders Mountain: Stevie B Tree
June 15, 2004

Chapter Members Examine 6 '' Chestnut

 

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