pecans
Seats are coming open as some terms end in 2022. Members and alternates will be selected by majority vote and verified by USDA.
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Taking place in Las Cruces, New Mexico, the seminars and equipment trade show will include the most recent updates in research, management and marketing for the western pecan regions, as well as products and equipment innovations.
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All facets of orchard management will be covered. The $300 program is designed for beginners, includes lunch, and participants will receive a certificate of completion upon conclusion.
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The webinar will explain assessment collection and walk through the required information and forms, and will include a live, public Q&A session.
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Winter months were warmer than normal, and the spring and summer months were cooler than normal. This reversal in temperatures resulted in losses for growers.
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Supporting students in pecan-growing regions of the state, Georgia Pecan Growers Association announced its 7th Annual Scholarship Award.
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The one-day event includes lunch, and the grafting section will be taught by a lifetime pecan grower and expert grafter.
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Now in its 58th year, the short course will cover planting, pruning, soils, basic tree anatomy and physiology, as well as annual budgeting.
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The cooperative agreement funding for the Crop Production and Pecan Production reports was not renewed, resulting in the suspension of the estimates.
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In an effort to prevent the spread of nut pests – primarily pecan weevil – pecan buyers must be licensed through the New Mexico Department of Agriculture.
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