Southeast

How long should your fungicide be on before the rain?

Growers enjoyed a temporary delay in sprays this spring, but summer rains have growers working double time to control pecan scab. more »

Pecan trees begin ‘June drop’ in the Southeast

While shedding nuts is common and can happen during June and July, nut drop late in the season can be a sign of tree stress. more »

Beating Georgia’s pecan scab

Two varieties have held the market for decades. New varieties hold promise against the industry’s biggest pest. ... more »

Making the most of pecans in the Southeast

Nut drop tells growers important things about tree stress, and the two phases of nut production have very different requirements. more »

Insect issues on young pecan trees addressed in Georgia

Pecan budmoth, ambrosia beetle and camphor shot borer pest pressure is appearing, and University of Georgia is providing growers pesticide recommendations. more »

Georgia’s Beginner Pecan Class set for June 15

Held every other year, this one-day course covers everything from cultivar selection and production to disease control and market overviews. Pesticide credits are available, and lunch is included. more »

University of Georgia offers Small Pecan Producer’s Workshop

This one-day workshop is designed to provide hands-on learning to teach smaller growers to adapt production techniques. more »

Arkansas pecans: Freeze, pecan scab and upcoming Lunch and Learns

Though there appears to be minimal damage, the story may be different for flowers that were already developed prior to the freeze. more »