AUSTIN Shipping Point Prices for January 25, 2022.

Provided by: USDA Specialty Crops Market News Division
             Federal-State Market News Service, USDA.

Phone: (404) 361-1376    Fax: (404) 363-2523
Recorder:  (404) 366-0360
 
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TEXAS PECAN REPORT (via: Forest Park-Atlanta, GA)

TEXAS (Central, South, Eastern Areas) (via: Forest Park-Atlanta GA) 

TEXAS (Central, South, Eastern Areas) (via: Forest Park-Atlanta GA) 

The weather for this week forecasts that the Central Texas areas will have cool 
evenings in the low to mid-30s with daytime highs in the mid-50s and gradually 
warming up to the mid-60s by the weekend with mostly sunny days and very little 
precipitation expected. 

Some shippers are putting their pecans into cold storage as prices dipped slightly 
and other areas are finished. They will take a wait and see approach until prices 
come up or supplies drop and demand gets stronger.

Prices paid to growers (late afternoon Tuesday, January 18, 2022 thru late afternoon 
Tuesday, January 25, 2022) at buyers delivery point or F.O.B. the orchard including 
direct sales to end users, cents per pound in-shell of generally good quality in lots 
of 20,000 pounds or less unless otherwise stated.

Native/Seedlings (deliveries light) machine harvested 40% meat yield or better 125-150
 mostly 125-135, yard tree lots 75-100 

Mixed Buds (deliveries very light) 44% meat yield or better 165-170, yard tree lots 
70-100 mostly 80-100 

Pawnee (deliveries very light) yard tree lots 80

Wichita (deliveries light) 54-56% meat yield 225-231, yard tree lots 80 occasional 
higher

Western Schley (deliveries light) 54-56% meat yield 225-231, yard tree lots 80 
occasional higher

THIS IS THE LAST TEXAS PECAN REPORT OF THE SEASON. THE NEXT REPORT IS SCHEDULED TO BE 
RELEASED IN LATE SEPTEMBER OR EARLY OCTOBER, 2022.