Your video is helpful with me. Thank you information about hazelnut. In my country Viet Nam this same “hạt dẻ” but it not. I am building a channel about Read Book, hope you describe for me ^^
I would love to know if you guys find any particular cultivar to be easier to harvest from. I assume the hedgy/shrubby cultivars and the ones would be easier and those that have nuts that go red would be easier to spot. If you find one cultivar like that, that is of good stock from a disease/pest perspective I'd love to hear about it. Thank you guys for doing the lord's work.
Global? lol the balkan countries are full of walnuts and hazlenuts. I am now working on planting chestnuts so that i got food to eat and harvest for sale.So far we get 30 bgn per kg for peeled hazelnuts
I've been wanting to plant a nut tree in my backyard. I have been thinking about hazelnut. You said you need to have pollinators in order to pollinate the hazelnut. What kind of pollinator would I need to get?
Hazelnuts cannot self-pollinate and require pollen from another tree to produce nuts. We call these other trees pollenizers. Hazelnuts cannot have the same version of the pollen gene, called the S-allele, if you want them to produce nuts. There is a whole list of S-alleles that have been determined for different cultivars. Here is a webpage that shows the different S-alleles and lists some varieties: www.growinghazelnuts.com/our-nursery/understanding-compatibility/are-they-compatible/. Please note, these varieties were developed for growing in Oregon's climate. Cultivars for the Eastern US are still in development, and will reaching the market in 2020. Check the Hybrid Hazelnut Consortium website for more information and to keep updated: www.arborday.org/programs/hazelnuts/
Your video is helpful with me. Thank you information about hazelnut. In my country Viet Nam this same “hạt dẻ” but it not. I am building a channel about Read Book, hope you describe for me ^^
Will they grow in so cal. Think it’s zone 10
I would love to know if you guys find any particular cultivar to be easier to harvest from. I assume the hedgy/shrubby cultivars and the ones would be easier and those that have nuts that go red would be easier to spot.
If you find one cultivar like that, that is of good stock from a disease/pest perspective I'd love to hear about it.
Thank you guys for doing the lord's work.
Global? lol the balkan countries are full of walnuts and hazlenuts. I am now working on planting chestnuts so that i got food to eat and harvest for sale.So far we get 30 bgn per kg for peeled hazelnuts
I've been wanting to plant a nut tree in my backyard. I have been thinking about hazelnut. You said you need to have pollinators in order to pollinate the hazelnut. What kind of pollinator would I need to get?
Pollinators: bees, bumblebees, solitary bees, butterflies etc.
backyardfarmer oh. I thought you were talking about getting another hazelnut for better pollination. Pollinators such as insects I got plenty of 👍😁
Hazelnuts cannot self-pollinate and require pollen from another tree to produce nuts. We call these other trees pollenizers. Hazelnuts cannot have the same version of the pollen gene, called the S-allele, if you want them to produce nuts. There is a whole list of S-alleles that have been determined for different cultivars. Here is a webpage that shows the different S-alleles and lists some varieties: www.growinghazelnuts.com/our-nursery/understanding-compatibility/are-they-compatible/. Please note, these varieties were developed for growing in Oregon's climate. Cultivars for the Eastern US are still in development, and will reaching the market in 2020. Check the Hybrid Hazelnut Consortium website for more information and to keep updated: www.arborday.org/programs/hazelnuts/
i have 200 hazelnut bushes that i got from the MDC and there producing lots of nuts here in Missouri
@@backyardfarmer they are pollinate by the wind i have 250 bushes of hazelnuts and pland on putting in more need to find a buyer for the nuts