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The Vermont & New Hampshire chapter of TACF is now on social media. Be sure to like & follow!

Facebook: Vermont & New Hampshire Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation

Instagram: @vtnh_tacf
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The Vermont & New Hampshire chapter of TACF is now on social media. Be sure to like & follow!

Facebook: Vermont & New Hampshire Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation

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2 days ago
The American Chestnut Foundation

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I have 83 acres in East TN, don't know if I have any Chestnut trees... I'll have to check this spring

I just found out our local school in northeast Bradford Pennsylvania . is planting chestnut trees around the school .the students have planned it all out

Friendly reminder that our Chestnut Chat is
LIVE today at 11:30 AM (EST).

We hope you can join!

Don't forget you have to be preregistered to join!https://psu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_c6Gab9NhQrS4wJZTjvTcPg
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Friendly reminder that our Chestnut Chat is
LIVE today at 11:30 AM (EST).

We hope you can join!

Dont forget you have to be preregistered to join!https://psu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_c6Gab9NhQrS4wJZTjvTcPg
6 days ago
The American Chestnut Foundation

Here’s a little chestnut green today from The American Chestnut Foundation's Meadowview Research Farms in Virginia where we preserve, study, and breed American chestnut trees for resistance to the blight fungus. Pictured in these also: Ciera Wilbur, Nursery Manager; Cassie Stark, Laboratory Manager and Dr. Vasiliy Lakoba, Director of Research.

At Meadowview thousands of American chestnuts are at various stages of the breeding process, planted on more than 150 acres.

Photos; March 16, 2023
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Here’s a little chestnut green today from The American Chestnut Foundations Meadowview Research Farms in Virginia where we preserve, study, and breed American chestnut trees for resistance to the blight fungus. Pictured in these also: Ciera Wilbur, Nursery Manager; Cassie Stark, Laboratory Manager and Dr. Vasiliy Lakoba, Director of Research. 

At Meadowview thousands  of American chestnuts are at various stages of the breeding process, planted on more than 150 acres.

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Where do these trees end up?

Can those trees be bought?

Can I buy few American chestnut seedlings or seeds from you ?

Is there some place I can get them in TN?.... we have 83 acres of land and would love to plant some

When can we the public get to get some so we can plant them around our areas. To help the Chestnut 🌰 trees make a comeback..?

Colleen Amangerov . Look how cool

WOW...

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