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Try some year-round fresh pecans from Baucum Nut House

December 22, 2023 11:55 AM

Pecans on the shelves of grocery chains are typically at least one year old. However, fresh, locally grown pecans, like those grown at the Baucum Nut House of north Little Rock, Arkansas are fresh year-round.

The Arkansas Farm Bureau takes us to the family run operation.

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