Dr Sisco talks about the importance of the people who run backcross orchards, the type of land necessary as well as the techniques to keep the trees thriving.

GaTACF members met at Vogel State Park for their spring 2008 meeting. American chestnuts were planted at the park behind the CCC museum last fall. New board members were elected and Mike Hinson assumed the role of President. Dr. Paul Sisco presented a program on growing American chestnuts.

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GaTACF > Outgoing President Carolyn Hill sets up computers for presentations as Dr Sisco review his program

GaTACF > Dr Sisco talks about the importance of the people who run backcross orchards, the type of land necessary as well as the techniques to keep the trees thriving.

GaTACF > Spring 2008 Annual Meeting photo

GaTACF > Outgoing President Hill passes checks to incoming President Michael Hinson

GaTACF > Members look over American chestnut ID sheets next to American chestnuts available for members.

Dr Sisco talks about the importance of the people who run backcross orchards, the type of land necessary as well as the techniques to keep the trees thriving.