Bryan Bramlett

Did you try it and how did it go? I have worked with many acorns but am just getting into trying for oil. I have seen a company that professionally presses the oil and they were using mostly Souther Pin Oak acorns which are a deep orange color inside, indicating high levels of oil. Oaks of the red oak group seem to be the way to go and even then there may be certain species that will perform better for oil than others. Did the white oak acorns produce oil?

hey Cathy, this sounds like an awesome opportunity. I'd like to hear more if you're still looking for a hand. Let me know, I'm around northern California, have permaculture/food forestry experience and looking to learn more and contribute to farms that promote the perma-lifestyle. Thanks

Hey Beau, I'd like to hear more about what you have in mind. Intending to be part of building a food forest/retreat center in the very near future and I have experience. Email me more info when you can. bryan.bramlett@gmail.com
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