RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Some 5,000 tons are expected. The harvest has already begun in Rio Grande Sul, which accounts for 80% of national production.
It is time for pecan harvest in Rio Grande do Sul, which concentrates 80% of the nut’s production. Brazil is expected to have a record harvest this year, at 5,000 tons.
The pecan nut, a species native to southern United States and northern Mexico, has successfully adjusted to the climate in southern Brazil.
Between the months of March and June, the tree bears fruit, and inside them is the pecan, which is the tree’s seed.
Source: G1
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