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The Pecan As a Tree Crop in Michigan
One of the most underlooked tree crops for Michigan and other northern short season areas is the pecan. The pecan has a ton of research behind it. It has the mechanization. It has shakers, crackers, dryers and sorters. It has … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, ecology, environment, farming, northern pecan, oil crop, pecan, tree crop
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The Pecan is the Pie in the Sky
I live in one of the cloudiest counties in North America. When sun appears, people comment on it in the stores. “Oh, it’s a sunny day!” As if to say time is short and you better enjoy it now! The … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, northern pecan, pecan, pecan pie, short season, ultra northern, wild pecans
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