The sawmills and veneer mills processing black walnut apparently realized that the dramatic higher prices paid in the 1970's and early 1980's couldn't be passed on to buyers of lumber and veneer. In ...

This species will live on poorer soils, but growth is slow and the wood quality is generally poor. The natural range of the black walnut is the from the east coast west through the Great Plains. It ...

Black walnut is the most valuable individual tree in Indiana based solely on the dollar value of the wood produced. This is primarily due to the very high value of walnut veneer; but considerable ...