Native & heirloom pecans
A harvest with local roots.
Explore pecan offerings and seasonal details, with approved producer contact information in one shared listing.
Find pecans & producersPecans & specialty crops · Chickasaw Nation
Grow stronger local markets.
A local hub for producers, pecans and specialty crops in the Chickasaw Nation Treaty Territory.
Promoting native and heirloom pecans, specialty crops and conservation-minded agriculture within the Chickasaw Nation Treaty Territory.
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Project partnersChickasaw NationMurray State CollegeOACD
Land. Harvest. Local opportunity.
Care for the land.
Connect the harvest.
The Advancing Markets for Producers initiative brings agriculture, conservation and market connections together. This project focuses on native and heirloom pecans and specialty crops grown within the Chickasaw Nation Treaty Territory.
For producers, it is a place to learn about the program and find the application pathway. For buyers, it is a way to discover local products and connect with the people who grow them.
Learn how to take partGrown here. Connected here.
Explore the local harvest.
Discover products, learn what is in season and contact producers directly.
Specialty crops
Fresh connections, in season.
Discover seasonal specialty crops and connect with local growers to confirm products and availability.
Explore specialty cropsIllustrative images and product categories for proposal review. Producer listings and photographs require project-team approval.
A practical place to start.
Program information, producer resources and local product connections in one place.
Explore the program
Find program guidance and follow the partner Google Forms application pathway.
How to applyDiscover local products
Find participating producers and learn which pecans and specialty crops they offer.
Explore the listingBuild market knowledge
Explore selected guides on pecan production, soil health and local market connections.
Browse resourcesRegenerative agriculture
Good stewardship starts
with the land.
Conservation and best management practices support the land that agricultural communities depend on.
Keep soil protected.
Soil cover helps protect the surface from erosion and supports the living system below it.
Work with living systems.
Reduced disturbance, plant diversity and living roots are principles producers can explore with conservation guidance.
Find a path for your land.
Explore educational resources and discuss practices suited to the needs of your operation.
General educational context: USDA NRCS soil health guidance (opens in a new tab) ↗. Specific program practices and participation terms will be confirmed by the project team.
Rooted in local collaboration.
The Nation and project partners coordinate program information, education and producer outreach.