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  • Butternut 2-3 ft.

Butternut 2-3 ft.

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Also known as the White Walnut, this a beautiful native tree offers a delicious food crop while benefiting wildlife. Their rapid growth and delicious nuts make them an excellent choice for agroforestry and ecological restoration projects. Enjoy the dual benefits of a beautiful tree and a nutritious food source while supporting wildlife and enhancing biodiversity in your area.

Grows 30-60 feet tall with a broad crown. Produces greenish-yellow flowers in the spring. Nuts ripen in the fall and supports wildlife by providing food and habitat; contributes to the diversity of mixed hardwood forests. Prefers full sun to partial shade with well-drained soils.

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District Information
Clare Conservation District 
225 W. Main Street   PO Box 356
​Harrison Michigan 48625

​Telephone: 989-539-6401


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 ​OFFICE HOURS
Located in the Clare County Courthouse open Monday-Friday 8 am - 4:30 pm
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The Conservation District is a field office. Call to verify someone will be in the office.



​OFFICE STAFF
  Christiane Rathke
​District Administrator/Soil Erosion Agent

[email protected]
[email protected] (SESC only)
​
Toni Maize
Spongy (Gypsy) Moth Coordinator
[email protected]​​


Mike Dittenber
​ District Forester
​[email protected]

Brandi Mitchell
MAEAP Technician
[email protected]


Monthly Board Meeting 
Harrison Public Library
3rd Tuesday of every month @ 6:30pm 
Any change to this schedule will be posted on this website



Board of Directors
​Clay Mcilrath-Interim Chair
Matt Todd-Secretary
​Benjamin Brown-Treasurer
Tonya Roe-Director
​Vacant-Director