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Charge and Sue Ellen Stouffer planted the primary 250 chestnut trees on Cedar Hill Farms within the spring of 2009. Extra trees have been included, bringing the full number to 1400 chestnut trees, enveloping 20 sections of land on the rolling central Missouri slope. That's over 5 miles of chestnut trees. As of the drop of 2017, 400 trees are creating a critical chestnut abdicate and more are on the way as the more youthful trees develop into full generation. The Stouffers worked closely with the College of Missouri Center for Agroforestry in building up their plantation. Cedar Hill Farms planted Castanea mollissima or Chinese chestnut trees which, local to China, flourish in central Missouri, enduring the tall summer warm and mugginess normal of this portion of the nation. These trees are safe from the chestnut curse that crushed the native American chestnut species and create an expansive, sweet-tasting chestnut.