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Nuts Edge Organically produced hazelnuts, chestnuts, and hickory nuts. Hand planted, and hand harvested.

It is chestnut harvesting time at Nuts Edge Farm, south of Tomah, WI. The chestnuts are hitting the ground and are read...
09/28/2026

It is chestnut harvesting time at Nuts Edge Farm, south of Tomah, WI. The chestnuts are hitting the ground and are ready for purchase. They are organically produced hybridized American Chestnuts.

The selling price is 5 for a dollar, or $20/pound plus shipping. You can also pick them up to save shipping cost. You can order by emailing "[email protected]".

They are delicious! There are many uses for chestnuts. Here's a few from Google:

1. Eat as a snack: Enjoy warm, plain roasted chestnuts straight from the shell with a dash of salt. Think "roasted chestnuts over an open fire".
2. Add to holiday stuffing: Chop cooked chestnuts and mix them into bread or sausage stuffing for Thanksgiving or Christmas.
3. Blend into sweet spreads: Puree boiled chestnuts with sugar, cocoa powder, and cream to make a rich dessert spread.
4. Bake into gluten-free dishes: Grind dried chestnuts down into a sweet, starchy flour used for specialized cakes and gnocchi.

Of course you can also purchase a few to plant and start your own chestnut orchard.

We have a limited supply. When they are gone, they are gone.

The hazelnut harvest at Nuts Edge Farm is on. Once harvested the husks (green over each nut) is fully dried by placing ...
08/29/2026

The hazelnut harvest at Nuts Edge Farm is on. Once harvested the husks (green over each nut) is fully dried by placing them on the floor and using a large fan. This takes a few days before they turn brown and open up to release each nut. Here's our pile so far this year. We should have bags ready by mid-October. Let us know via email if you'd like us to save some for you. $10/pound plus postage. "[email protected]"
First ordered first served. When they are gone, they are gone!

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08/13/2026

Here's a quote from one of my favorite authors:

Here's a before and after picture comparison of our Monarch butterfly planting. The first picture was taken in 2018 whe...
08/07/2026

Here's a before and after picture comparison of our Monarch butterfly planting. The first picture was taken in 2018 when we first converted it from a farm field. We enrolled the acreage in the federal CRP and winter seeded the area with native prairie flowers. The second picture is from a couple of weeks ago (July 2026). Note that the buildings and towers in the background are the same. If you want to see a variety of native flowers and pollinators stop by and take a look. We love showing it to people. (Please call first)

Sunday evening we were enjoying the view from our deck when this rather large Bobcat strolled across our yard about 15 y...
08/05/2026

Sunday evening we were enjoying the view from our deck when this rather large Bobcat strolled across our yard about 15 yards away. That was close enough!

This photo of our weather station a few minutes ago explains why I prefer winter over summer. When it gets well below z...
07/27/2026

This photo of our weather station a few minutes ago explains why I prefer winter over summer. When it gets well below zero I can put more clothes on and still go outside. A heat index over 103 degrees is simply unbearable for this northern boy! šŸ„µ Bring on fall!

The prairie flowers are at their mid-summer best now in our Monarch Butterfly planting. The tall yellow flowers are Cup...
07/23/2026

The prairie flowers are at their mid-summer best now in our Monarch Butterfly planting. The tall yellow flowers are Cupplant, and the shorter light purple flowers are Monarda, also known as bee balm. Others flowering at this time are Black-eyed Susan, and Coneflower. The number of bees, butterflies, and birds in this field is truly amazing.
Next month the Asters, Goldenrods, and Blazing Star will be stealing the show.

We should learn something new everyday. Did you know this?
07/13/2026

We should learn something new everyday. Did you know this?

We've been seeing a lot of "babies" around here lately. The fawns have been regulars this spring. This hen turkey visit...
07/07/2026

We've been seeing a lot of "babies" around here lately. The fawns have been regulars this spring. This hen turkey visited us this morning with her two babies (poults). She probably laid many more eggs than that, but it's a cruel world out there. We hope these make it. They both flew into a tree on the edge of the lawn for a while, so the survival odds have improved for them because of that.

You may find this event of interest. Nuts Edge Farm is hosting part of a conservation field day this Saturday.June 27, ...
06/25/2026

You may find this event of interest. Nuts Edge Farm is hosting part of a conservation field day this Saturday.

June 27, 2026

Sign up today! Limited to 40 attendees. Pre-registration is required

Only $10 (plus a small credit card service charge), includes all the day events plus lunch. To sign up: https://tinyurl.com/CCfieldday
Land Management Specialist and Owner of Creek Bottom Land Management, Zach Haas will be the key-note speaker and property tour leader. He will also do a presentation on how to design and manage your property to maximize hunting success through strategic habitat planning. Zach will discuss how stand placement, travel corridors, food plot layout, water availability, and bedding areas work together to influence deer movement and daylight activity.

Two property tours and lunch is included!

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20681 Joliet Avenue
Tomah, WI
54660

Telephone

+606088237133

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