A Website For Midwest Hazelnut Growers

This website is for growers and researchers working together to develop the hazelnut industry in the Upper Midwest.

2012 Hazelnut Growers Conference Presentations Now Available!

 

Hazelnuts on the radio! 

Click here to find the March 19 broadcast of the Garden Talk program on hazelnuts in Wisconsin with Jason Fischbach and Brent McCown. 


Hazelnut Improvement Program (HIP)hazelnut clusters

Watch the Training Video To Learn More:  Part 1,  Part 2

Download the Data Collection Guide and Data Collection Forms!


The majority of hazelnuts grown in the Upper Midwest are open-pollinated hybrids between American (Corylus americana) and European (Corylus avellana). For the most part, no two hazelnut plants in the Upper Midwest are the same. This genetic diversity provides a great opportunity to find and develop locally adapted cultivars. Click here to learn how you, as a grower, can screen your plantings for superior plants and help develop the Upper Midwest hazelnut industry.

Growers Helping Growershazelnut grower


Click through the pages of this website to learn more about growing hazelnuts. The Hazelnut Blogs page is a great way to learn more about growing hazelnuts direct from growers. Consider sharing your experiences through the Hazelnut Blogs section.  Also, check out the Research Reports posted by University of Wisconsin and University of Minnesota researchers.