National Georgia Pecan Month
Observed
the month of November
Dates
November 1st, 2024 to November 30th, 2024
November 1st, 2025 to November 30th, 2025
November 1st, 2026 to November 30th, 2026
November 1st, 2027 to November 30th, 2027
November 1st, 2028 to November 30th, 2028
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Food & Drink
Snacks & Desserts
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National Georgia Pecan Month is observed throughout November to herald the Georgia pecan harvest and recognize the state’s status as a leading pecan-producing state. Chase’s Calendar of Events, as quoted by Ann Arbor.com describes the month as a celebration of the harvest and Georgia’s contribution to the nation’s pecan supply.
November also coincides with Georgia’s pecan season. The outer shuck typically begins splitting in mid-October, and harvesting continues through November, although the exact timing varies by variety, weather, and soil conditions. Augusta Good News reports that the Georgia Pecan Commission recognizes the month as a way to honor pecan farmers, harvesters, and the nut’s place in the state’s agricultural identity.
The Georgia Pecans website documented the observance with a monthlong series in 2014, sharing information about pecan history and harvesting, recipes, and facts about Georgia’s pecan industry. Pecans may be enjoyed in familiar treats such as pies, pralines, and snack nuts, or in less traditional dishes. The month is a chance to learn about the harvest and enjoy the versatility of Georgia-grown pecans.
How to Observe National Georgia Pecan Month
Celebrate by enjoying Georgia pecans in a pie, pralines, snack mix, or another favorite dish. For a savory option, try Pecan-Garlic Penne with Broccoli. You can also learn more about pecan history and harvesting through the Georgia Pecans monthlong feature.


