Discussion after G. J. Korn's paper.
Corsan: "Farmers should be encouraged to plant nut trees along boundary lines. Enormous amounts of fertilizer there."
J. R. Smith: "One tree in ten thousand seedlings is worth while."
Dr. Lounsberry: "We have two trees planted close together—one bears small nuts and the other large nuts. They are from the same grafting. It would seem that the trouble is in the stock. The stock makes a vast difference."