The Life Cycle of Hazelnut | Modern Agriculture Cultivation and Harvest of the Nut King

Hazelnut, also known as mountain chestnut, pointed chestnut, or cudgel nut. Hazelnut is one of the world's four major nuts (walnut, almond, hazelnut, cashew) and is praised as the "king of nuts." Hazelnuts originated in China, with Liaoning having the longest history. However, Turkey is currently the world's leading producer of hazelnuts. Though rich in oils, hazelnuts can help lower blood pressure and cholesterol, protect eyesight, and slow aging. They are an excellent choice for the weak, those prone to hunger, and people recovering from illness. Hazelnuts also contain a valuable anticancer chemical compound called paclitaxel, which is a precious medical raw material.