Hurricane Helene could be the worst calamity to ever hit pecan growing in Georgia. Here's why it's about much more than this ...

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Large pecan trees were uprooted and toppled over from Hurricane Helene winds in the early hours of Sept. 27 at Shiloh Pecan Farm near Ray City, Georgia. Farmer Buck Paulk believes up to 80% of his ...

Just after midnight on Sept. 27, the fast-moving Hurricane Helene wiped out thousands of pecan trees and tens of thousands of pounds of pecans from Buck Paulk’s 4,100-acre pecan orchard in south ...

Just after midnight on Sept. 27, the fast-moving Hurricane Helene wiped out thousands of pecan trees and tens of thousands of pounds of pecans from Buck Paulk’s 4,100-acre pecan orchard in south ...

Large pecan trees were uprooted and toppled over from Hurricane Helene winds in the early hours of September 27th at Shiloh Pecan Farm near Ray City, Georgia. Farmer, Buck Paulk believes up to 80% ...

Over the last 50 years, Georgia has lost 70% of its pecan trees, having a profound impact on farmers. A pecan tree takes 20 to 25 years to reach its full production potential. Some experts ...