Pecan harvesting

Harvest pecans as they drop from the trees. Do not wait and try to harvest them all at one time at the end of the season.

Everything about the pecan tree is supersize. Pecan trees grow wild in the U.S. and are cultivated for pecan nuts, and the wood with its beautiful grain.

Harvesting pecans in the fall can be easy and fun with some simple techniques, tips, and tricks we have come up with and use every season.

Anticipating your first homegrown pecan harvest but not sure if you’ll know when the time arrives? We explain when pecans are ripe for the picking!

It's pecan season! But there are a few things you need to do in order to enjoy their wonderful meat safely. Find out just how to safely clean and store backyard pecans now!

Go nuts for pecans! They're loaded with antioxidants and plant-based compounds linked to helping reduce your risk of chronic disease.

For those who have a hard time choosing between a frosted layer cake and a pecan pie, this pecan pie cake has your name on it.

Pecans (and almost any food) can be preserved in Mason jars. This method frees up your freezer space, and there is no freezer burn.

Web worms are the larval stage of a small white moth. They typically appear on pecan and other trees in late summer and early fall. Sprays, both organic and chemical, can be used. Breaking the web and allowing birds to feast has worked for one reader. This is a guide about getting rid of web worms on pecan trees.