Olden Oasis

Harvesting pecans at Olden Oasis Harvesting pecans at my Olden Oasis Homestead is more than just a seasonal task; it's a tradition that deeply connects my family to our land and history. Nestled in the southern heartland, our homestead boasts rows of sturdy pecan trees, each a testament to years of natural growth and human nurture. As soon as the crisp autumn air settles in, preparations for the harvest begin, marked by the rustling of leaves underfoot and the distinct odor of earth and nuts. The act of harvesting pecans isn’t merely about collecting nuts; it’s about embracing the rhythm of nature and honoring the legacy of our ancestors who planted these trees decades ago. On the day of the first harvest, the entire family gathers, armed with baskets and eager spirits. Our mission is both challenging and rewarding, requiring patience as we carefully shake the branches, sending a cascade of pecans tumbling to the ground. History of Pecans Pecans are a species of hickory nut that is...