The November issue of In A Nutshell provides updates on the Louisiana and United States pecan crop, harvest and prices. It also includes information on the 2007-2008 Louisiana State Pecan Show.

The August issue of In A Nutshell provides updates on insects, pecan scab disease and crow control. It also includes information on stink bugs and upcoming events for September.

The July issue of In A Nutshell provides estimates for the 2006 pecan crop for Louisiana and the United States as a whole, thoughts on stinkbug control, updates pecan insects and pecan scab disease, information on crow control, a list of upcoming events, and a pecan crow management survey.

The February 2006 issue of In A Nutshell provides information on pecan tree fertilization and discusses various sources of nitrogen fertilizer. Winners of the 2005 Pecan Show are listed with their respective entries. A survey on crow management is also included.

The April issue of In A Nutshell provides information on the upcoming May field clinic, dates and locations for the upcoming Louisiana Pecan Growers Association Annual Meeting and the Pecan Producers of Louisiana Annual Meeting, and orchard observations. An insect seasonal occurrence chart is also provided.

This page provides access to the In A Nutshell Newsletters sent out in 2007.

The July issue of In A Nutshell addresses scab control, June drop, crop load assesment and thinning in pecan orchards, and leaf sampling. Insect updates, pecan estimates, and upcoming events are also included.

The May issue of In A Nutshell provides updates on casebearer, phylloxera and May beetle activity as well as pecan scab disease, fertilization and the pecan crop. Information on upcoming events is also provided.

The April 2007 issue of In A Nutshell provides an update on pecan phylloxera and May beetles, a brief overview of the Mississippi Pecan Growers Association workshop and a correction to the March 22 newsletter. An insect seasonal occurrence chart is included.

The March issue of In A Nutshell provides information on fertilizing, pecan phylloxera, spring scab control, the upcoming pecan seminar, and the Pecan Research-Extension Station website. It also includes the results of the 2007 Pecan Show and a pecan insecticide chart.