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Pecan harvest is in full swing across Appling County and Georgia. I stopped by one of our local shellers the other day to see how the season was going. I was happy to find out they’re now making pecan brittle. It’s delicious if you’re wondering! They also have a full line of other pecan candy and can make gift baskets as well. Be sure to pick some up for the holiday!

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2014 Appling County Farm tour Pictures:

Chris Nail Pine Straw

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Dole Blueberry Farm

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Southeastern Gin and Peanut

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I had a chance to go flying with Lamar Turner to take some pictures of my cotton plot. I do this every year so farmers can visually see the yield differences in where the nematicide Telone was applied and where it wasn’t. Once harvested, I’ll have the yield data also. It was a beautiful day to fly, so I took a few more pictures.

This is one cotton plot at the Boyettes in the south part of Appling County. The arrows are where the Telone was applied.

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This is what cotton and soybean harvest looks like from 1,700 feet

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Another cotton field and Southeastern Gin

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Sunset view from the deer stand!

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