
In a Nutshell: The Pecan Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Andrew Sawyer
Podcast Overview
<p>Led by the University of Georgia Extension and Department of Horticulture, In a Nutshell seeks to share research and education on the production of pecans as an agricultural commodity as well as information from the pecan industry. You will hear from experts across the pecan industry along with the University of Georgia pecan team.</p>
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Publishing Since
4/9/2026
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Recent Episodes

July 28, 2026
Episode 9 - Checking in with American Pecan Council and American Pecan Promotion Board
Bailey Segars from the American Pecan Council joins the podcast to talk about the APC, its history, operation of American Pecan Promotion Board, current marketing ventures, and food safety. The podcast concludes with an update on American Pecan Council services to pecan growers and the upcoming referendum.

July 24, 2026
Episode 8 - Late July Happenings in the Orchard
Should you sample leaves for a fungicide sensitivity test in 2026? How do you determine the best time to fruit thin your orchard? What is the mechanism in fruit thinning that mitigates alternate bearing? What is the latest date to apply fertilizer in pecan orchards? Dr. Lenny Wells and Southeast Georgia Area Agent, Andrew Sawyer, give an update on the current pecan crop conditions in east and west Georgia including developing scab issues, late-season fertilization decisions and the righ...

June 24, 2026
Episode 7 - 2026 Mid-Season Crop Update & the Physiology of Nut Drop
Hosts Andrew Sawyer and Dr. Lenny Wells discuss the 2026 Georgia pecan crop and current pest issues pecan growers are managing. Dr. Wells shares the first 2026 crop estimate originally presented at the Tri-State Pecan Conference last week. The two discuss the physiology of nut drop and how to distinguish it from mid-season insect pests. With black pecan aphid damage becoming more evident, at what point should growers spray? Should growers add more nitrogen to this year's crop? If so, when? Wh...
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- What is In a Nutshell: The Pecan Podcast?
<p>Led by the University of Georgia Extension and Department of Horticulture, In a Nutshell seeks to share research and education on the production of pecans as an agricultural commodity as well as information from the pecan industry. You will hear from experts across the pecan industry along with the University of Georgia pecan team.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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