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Mmmmm! I think any type of Hickory wood (or is it would? ). You can google it, I'm not sure. Curious though so post back. Good for firewood if you don't use it to cook with
That's a pretty young hickory, I wouldn't trim it or cut and cure it for firewood if it were me. The nuts might or might not be edible, depending on the variety. Pretty hard to tell enough from the photo.
you use the nuts for adding flavor to charcoaling -- just throw 2 or 3 on a bed of hot charcoal and then grill your meat
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). You can google it, I'm not sure. Curious though so post back. 
Good for firewood if you don't use it to cook with
