Nuts!
Since I long ago decided that the Fruit Blog should annex the realm of nuts (see past posts on chestnuts), I figured I'd point out that I've just added a link to the Northern Nut Growers Association over on the sidebar. They're a good source of information on nut growing, and they've got a nice collection of related links and a program of research grants. They also have a working relationship with NAFEX and share an impressive lending library of fruit and nut resources with them.
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