Type 1. Early October harvest. Yields approximately 44 nuts per pound, 55% kernel. Good scab resistance.

Pollinates well with Elliott, Kanza, Lakota, and McMillan. 

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Resources
LSU AgCenter- Growing Pecan Trees: A Guide to a Fruitful Investment
LSU AgCenter- Homeowners' Guide for Fertilizing Pecan Trees in Louisiana 
LSU AgCenter- Louisiana Suggested Chemical Weed Management Guide
LSU AgCenter- Pecan Scab Disease
LSU AgCenter- Planting Pecan Trees
LSU AgCenter- Uncovering Louisiana's Hidden Pecan Gems
MyIPM App- This FREE comprehensive tool features detailed modules covering diseases and insects affecting small fruits, tree fruits, and pecans. It offers a wealth of information, including vivid images and thorough descriptions of various pests and diseases. The app provides guidance on chemical, biological, and cultural management strategies for each issue. Additionally, it includes interactive tables of registered fungicides and insecticides, detailing active ingredients, product names, FRAC/IRAC codes, efficacy, application rates, preharvest intervals, and reentry intervals. Downloads: App Store Google Play