New property with 25 large pecan trees shows rotting limbs, few nuts, trunk holes/lumps at base. Owner in Calhoun County seeks help with soil sampling and care.
Contact the local Agricultural Cooperative Extension Service. They have pecan specialists who can diagnose diseases, recommend fertilization, and guide soil testing. These trees likely need comprehensive care after neglect. Don't remove them without professional evaluation — pecans are valuable long-term assets.
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