Black walnut, Kyiv region.

Dear KINDNESS !!! I offerseedlings (seedlings of annuals and dicots) of black walnut in the amount of up to 7 thousand pcs. the price is NEGOTIABLE from 100 to 250 UAH. per piece depending on the need and request (open-closed root system, mycorrhization, soil-biohumus, documentation, delivery, etc.) I also offer red oak seedlings...
FUNCTIONALITY - will create a dense protective strip from the north, will create a recreational area for health improvement, will significantly positively affect the solution of environmental and health problems, etc.
RATIONALITY - the use of the land area in this way (under black walnut) will significantly affect economic and financial indicators, which in turn is systematized into stable, long-term macro and micro economic development for several generations.
ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
An increase (multiplication) of income by 100%, that is, over a period of 30 years, 20% of the land area under black walnut will give an equivalent income (sometimes 1.5-2 times greater) as from 80% of the land area under walnut groves.
3,000 pieces of black walnut with a one-time investment in the range of 10-20 thousand euros and when planting 1 meter in a row and 3 meters between rows per 1 ha at the age of 25-30 years--- this is 1.5-2 thousand cubic meters of commercial trees (according to scientists, an increase of 1 m per year in height and 1-2 cm in diameter) is guaranteed to give income--- in within 2 million euros from 1 ha(//tractor-service.com)
The market price for 1 cube of black walnut is at least 1,000. Euro plus income from fruits, etc.
Given the rate of wood consumption, which is ten times higher than the rate of growth, it is possible to affirm the financial and economic prospects of nut farming through the introduction - the combination of black walnut and walnut in one array of nut-bearing crops, and the value of wood and unpretentiousness to the natural conditions of black walnut will become a guarantee of well-being and to some extent an effective guarantee in relations with partners, investors, etc.
In view of the spread of populations of ticks and other pests in settlements that are carriers of human-pathogenic infections, it is expedient and vitally necessary to apply the introduction of black walnut in the landscaping of settlements, near kindergartens, playgrounds, educational institutions and in park areas around places for rest and recreation. emissions into the atmosphere and around food industry enterprises, etc.
Black walnut, like all other representatives of the nut family, are powerful filters that clean the air of dust, soot, chemicals and other substances - production waste, as well as exhaust gases. Thanks to the powerful crown and the total area of ​​the leaf surface, it releases a huge amount of not only oxygen into the air, absorbing CO2, but also phytoncides, which kill disease-causing bacteria. There are tannins in the bark and other parts of the nut. Juglone, an antibiotic substance released by the leaves, ionizing the air, fills it with microparticles of iodine, which is useful for preventive and health-improving breathing, has a special value, as in walnuts.
Black walnut is one of the most beautiful wood species. This is a real decoration of parks and squares. It has a number of useful properties, but it is valued primarily for the high quality and beauty of the wood. It is extremely hard, strong, dark brown in color, has a beautiful texture and is used to decorate palaces and ceremonial rooms, make precious furniture and souvenirs. Anyone who has visited the Maikop Drama Theater has obviously paid attention to its wonderful decoration of black walnut wood. Walnut wood veneer is not inferior in beauty to walnut and imported extremely expensive mahogany, and even surpasses it in texture. With full reason, it can be considered that black walnut is a rival of mahogany and walnut. The yield of veneer from 50-60-year-old black walnut wood is 2-2.5 times higher than from oak, and its cost is 3.5 times higher. Black walnut wood is much more valuable than our local species, including beech. In the United States, this breed is literally adored, because one adult walnut tree 50-60 m high costs 5 thousand dollars there. In Yugoslavia, black walnut is considered to be the most profitable crop.
The well-known pomologist L. P. Simyrenko also highly valued black walnut. He wrote: "It is surprising that this beautiful breed is so little common in our country, meanwhile, black walnut is better than nothing for arranging shady alleys, high fences, and it is also very beautiful in single plantings." A black walnut tree planted by him (experimental horticulture station) serves as a living monument to Lev Platonovych.