The Millicans
Texas Aggie Magazine and Millican Pecan
The MillicansThe Millicans’ story has incredible roots. Winston’s great-great-grandfather, E.E. Risien, is credited with finding the “Mother” Pecan tree in San Saba, which produced a pecan with a thinner shell that people could break apart more easily to reveal the meat. He used pecans from this tree to plant an orchard, conducted research into pollen qualities, and grafted trees together, beginning the development of many varieties of pecan trees still utilized by other orchards.
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Hi! My name is Kristen Millican and I am so glad you have stopped by! Our family has been harvesting and selling pecans since 1888. I love sharing various pecan recipes, stories about life on our pecan farm, and so much more!
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