U225X PUBLIC SUMMARY
Record: EXP-PECAN-001 / Pecan and Hickory Harvest Timing
Status: Starting field record

SUMMARY
The field observations compare an immature pecan with a hickory that is closer to maturity. The pecan was still green, watery, and soft inside; the hickory husk remained attached. The practical rule is to watch the shuck and shell rather than trust the calendar.

WORKING METHOD
- Inspect one marked nut every 7–10 days.
- Look for the green shuck to split naturally and release the hard shell.
- Record shuck separation, shell hardness, kernel fill, and the inspection date.
- Harvest once physiological maturity is visible and before wildlife removes the crop.

LIMITS
This is a starting observation, not a harvest guarantee. Keep the inspection route away from overhead lines and use a knife only for a small sacrificial sample. The privacy-safe field images remain on the record; private property context is not published.

SOURCE HANDLING
This local summary contains the public-safe information extracted from the supplied conversation and photographs. The raw conversation is not published.