Pecans

Pecan Diseases Scab. Scab is the most prevalent and challenging disease not only in South Carolina, but where ever pecans are grown. Downy Spot. Brown… Read More »What Are The Symptoms Of Old Pecan?

Pecan phylloxera is an insect that can cause significant damage if ignored or treated incorrectly in pecan orchards. Phylloxera can attack shoots, leaves and fruit… Read More »What Is Pecan Phylloxera?

Ground Pecan Shells are used as a source of fiber. Chicken Liver Flavor is a palatability enhancer made from hydrolyzed chicken livers. It is also… Read More »Why Are There Ground Pecan Shells In Dog Food?

Galls are abnormal growths that occur on leaves, twigs, roots, or flowers of many plants. Most galls are caused by irritation and/or stimulation of plant… Read More »What Is A Leaf Gall?

Prevention & Treatment: Brown spot is best controlled by keeping the trees healthy. Eliminate any stress by watering and fertilizing the trees when needed. Leaves… Read More »How Do You Treat Brown Spots On Pecan Trees?

Vinegar removes moisture from the tree roots, which is enough to kill it. Pecan trees also need a relatively dry, yet still moist soil to… Read More »What Kills A Pecan Tree?

The fuzzy material on the kernel is actually part of the nut’s inside shell packing material. What is the white stuff on pecans? White powdery… Read More »What Is The Fuzz On Pecans?

Answer: The active ingredient Propiconazole is commonly used to treat Pecan Scab. We would recommend using HonorGuard PPZ Fungicide for your treatment. How do you… Read More »What Do You Put On Pecan Scabs?

Nuts are suitable substrates for fungal growth if conditions are appropriate. Thus a number of mycotoxins (secondary fungal metabolites with toxic effects in humans and… Read More »Do Nuts Have Mycotoxins?

Rinsing your nuts is the quickest and easiest way to rid your nuts of dirt, tannins and unwanted chemicals and acids that might be lingering… Read More »How Do You Sanitize Nuts?