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Georgia Pecan Market UpdateTHOMASVILLE - Oct 10/03 - SNS -- The USDA updated pecan market conditions in the state of Georgia in today's Agricultural Marketing Service report. PECANS - PRICES PAID TO GROWERS Georgia (via Thomasville, Georgia) The initial harvest of 2003 crop pecans began towards the end of September in scattered areas of South Georgia on the pawnee variety. Beginning in early October the gathering of a few additional early maturing varieties were noted and included creek, money maker, and seedling. During the first week of October, the harvest has increased slightly in South Georgia but continues to be slow overall. The harvest has occurred primarily in the well managed orchards on irrigated acreage. Practically all buying stations to date have yet to receive any significant deliveries and purchases. Marketing to date has primarily been noted f.o.b. the orchard on a direct basis between producer and buyer. The transacted purchases were too few in number by variety to accurately determine a representative market level either on a cents per pound or dollars per point basis. Most producers of well managed orchards have yet to begin with harvest activities. Buying stations are expected to begin receiving supplies within a weeks time with the overall volume expected to be increasing sharply over the next several weeks. Buying interest has been expressed by the giftpack, fundraising and in-shell trade but commercial shellers have expressed little or no buying interest. ----First Report of Season--- THE NEXT REPORT IS SCHEDULED TO BE RELEASED ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2003 --- STAT News Service The subscriber version of the article is available by Clicking here
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