Read along with children's book "Buckaroo Buckeye": Part 1 Scottsdale author Kristin Anderson Cetone shares her children's story about a little nut with big dreams.

A quick history lesson about buckeye nuts. Want proof that the Buckeye is poisonous? When hunting for fish in ponds, the Native Americans ground the buckeye and used the powder to stun the fish ...

Native American uses. Native groups did find the buckeye nut to be of some use as a food supply despite its toxicity, primarily when acorn harvests were sparse.

The group’s goal is to collect 100,000 buckeye nuts, and after selling each one to a donor, they will number it and string it on a necklace that will eventually be more than 1,200 pounds and a ...

The independent student voice of Ohio State. History of the buckeye, in a nutshell. November 17, 2000; Ann K McKiernan ...

Note: Buckeye (Aesculus californica), gray pine (Pinus sabiniana), and blue oak (Quercus douglasii) are tree species that thrive in rugged local foothill woodland and chaparral habitat. In the last… ...