June 2026 advertisers
Pecan South June 2026 advertisers share their products and services between the pages of this issue. Below, we present a full list of our June 2026 advertisers and their contact information. Air O Fan, (559) 638-6546 American Pecan Promotion Board, 817-916-0020 Bergen Ag Innovations, Inc. , +1 432-788-4600 Big Star Hardware Durand-Wayland, Inc. (706) 882-8161 Eastern Plains...
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From Orchards to Offices: Texas Pecans Represented in Washington D.C.
Most pecan growers are not keen on the idea of running from office to office in Washington, D.C., most preferring to stay on the farm. However, once a year, in April, pecan industry members gather from across the country in Washington, D.C. to meet with legislators, USDA representatives, and other key agriculture figures in an...
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Managing the Critical Root Zone in Pecan Orchards:
In commercial pecan production, management decisions are often driven by what can be readily observed such as the canopy, nut set, and visible symptoms of decline. This emphasis is understandable, but incomplete. The structural integrity and long-term productivity of pecan trees are governed primarily by processes occurring belowground. A shift toward root-centered management is not...
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A New Understanding of Pecan Water Use in Humid Conditions: Part 2
In the March 2025 issue of Pecan South, I wrote an article discussing some of the recent research we’ve conducted to better understand how our pecan trees here in the Southeastern U.S. use water. In the previous article, I focused on sap flow studies and what they tell us about when our trees are taking...
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Impact of the Pecan Leafroll Mite
More than twenty species of mites can be found on the foliage of pecan; however, it is the pecan leaf scorch mite that causes most economic concern for pecan growers. Another mite that can leave lasting evidence of its presence is the pecan leafroll mite, Aceria caryae (Keifer) (Acari: Eriophyidae). The mite itself is extremely...
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Washington D.C. Report National Pecan Federation
U.S. House of Representatives Passes Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 On April 30th, 2026, the United States House of Representatives passed the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 by a vote of 224- 200. The passage came after a vote out of committee occurred on March 5th, and a lengthy...
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The Pecan Crop Corner
The Crop Corner provides seasonal pecan updates and continues in Pecan South’s June 2026 issue. Created and published by Pecan South editors, The Pecan Newsletter delivers weekly harvest and market reports from September through January using grower updates and trusted global sources. The Crop Corner follows the same standards to offer timely, seasonal insights for...
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Delivering Value: How the American Pecan Council Is Driving Demand and Grower Returns
For pecan growers navigating an ever-changing agricultural landscape, the value of industry investment must be clear and measurable. The American Pecan Council (APC) is committed to demonstrating that coordinated marketing and data-driven strategy can deliver exactly that – stronger demand, expanded markets, and better tools to support grower profitability. APC continues to focus on increasing...
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Classifieds
The June 2026 Classifieds feature available equipment, property, trees, services, and more from industry members. These classifieds can also be viewed at the back of the June 2026 issue.
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June 2026 Letter from the Editor
It has been a busy spring, and as we head into summer, things will only get busier and hotter. Many in the industry are on the road this time of year, traveling to conferences and events to learn, network, and stay connected with the broader pecan community. In the coming weeks, growers and industry members...
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