Wisconsin Hickory Association

Wisconsin Hickory Association The Wisconsin Hickory Association strives to preserve, promote and protect the Hickory Tree by engag

MISSION: The Wisconsin Hickory Association (WHA), a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, strives to Preserve, Promote and Protect the Hickory tree by engaging stakeholders in enhancing the cultural tradition and economic potential of Hickory.

The WHA made a presentation tonight at the Oshkosh Garden Club! It was a great group with lots of good questions and int...
02/13/2026

The WHA made a presentation tonight at the Oshkosh Garden Club! It was a great group with lots of good questions and interaction. Thank you for the invite!

Here is another hickory nut soup recipe.What’s good in autumn is also good in early spring.
03/23/2025

Here is another hickory nut soup recipe.
What’s good in autumn is also good in early spring.

In her new cookbook, Corn Dance, Loretta Barrett Oden celebrates the diversity of Native American recipes, including a warm, nutty soup called kanuchi.

Wet, cold and windy. Good day for hickory nut soup!
03/23/2025

Wet, cold and windy. Good day for hickory nut soup!

The word pawcohiccora (sometimes spelled powcohicora ) is an Algonquin word that refers to both the Shagbark Hickory, and is in fact ...

Spring is here so it was the perfect time for WHA to have their first meeting since COVID. It was a small group but it s...
03/23/2025

Spring is here so it was the perfect time for WHA to have their first meeting since COVID. It was a small group but it sure was great talking with other hickory enthusiasts! Check back with us to see the date of April’s meeting and come grow with us.

The WHA meeting today is at room 1232 at the University of Wisconsin College of Business Sage Hall - starts soon!
03/22/2025

The WHA meeting today is at room 1232 at the University of Wisconsin College of Business Sage Hall - starts soon!

03/06/2025

Did you know you can make hickory oil? It is usually made from bitternut hickory due to their thin shells and the bitterness doesn’t come out in the oil.
But WI Forager, Sam Thayer was willing to help try it with shellbark using his Kern Kraft 40 oil press. THANK YOU SAM!

The Wisconsin Hickory Association would like to thank member and vice-president Sarah Naparella for her recent presentat...
03/04/2025

The Wisconsin Hickory Association would like to thank member and vice-president Sarah Naparella for her recent presentation to the Green Thumb Garden Club in Fond du Lac. The WHA is scheduling their first meeting for Sat. March 22 from 1 to 3pm. Location to be announced. General public and interested persons are invited.

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P. O. Box 261
Brandon, WI
53919

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+19208873818

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