Varieties: Serr Chandler

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Walnuts

Varieties
CHANDLER SERR

Walnuts
Nutritional Harvest is late season. Large oval nut with good Harvest is early. Nut size is large, with a fair to
Content shell seal, and high quality kernel. Good kernel yield. good shell seal. Color is generally darker than the
(in 100 grams) Kernel color is excellent with light grade consistently Chandler and Hartley varieties. Percentage of kernel
90% or better. Tip shrivel is characteristic of this can be high, ranging into 60% on good years. Kernel
Calories.......................... 6 5 4 . 0 variety. size is large – one nut can weigh 7 to 8 grams.
Protein.......................... 1 5 . 2 3 g
Carbohydrates............ 1 3 . 7 1 g
Sugars...............................2 . 6 1 g VINA HARTLEY
Dietary Fiber....................6 . 7 g
Fat – Total..................... 6 5 . 2 1 g
Saturated Fat....................6.13g
Trans Fat..............................0.0g
Cholesterol.....................0.0mg
Water...............................4 . 0 7 g
Vitamin A IU................ 2 0 . 0 I U
Vitamin C..........................1.3mg
Calcium........................ 9 8 . 0 m g
Iron............................... 2 . 9 1 m g
Sodium..............................2.0 mg

Harvest is mid to late season. Medium size pointed Harvest is late season. The nut is large with a broad
nut, with a good shell seal. Kernel color is generally base and a pointed tip, well sealed with a good
light, but tends to darken in the hotter climates. percentage of light kernels. This variety is mainly
Kernel yield is usually good, but without adequate used for the bleached or natural in-shell market.
pruning this variety can produce a high number of
small nuts.

Hartley In-Shell
JUMBO LARGE MEDIUM
Sizes
LARGE PIECES MEDIUM PIECES MEDIUM-SMALL SMALL PIECES
HALVES & PIECES 3/4” – 9/16” 9/16” – 1/2” PIECES 1/2” – 7/16” 7/16” – 3/8”

Walnuts
LIGHT 56109 LIGHT 56106 LIGHT 56105 LIGHT 56104 LIGHT 56099
COMBO 56119 COMBO 56116 COMBO 56115 COMBO 56114 COMBO 56122
NUGGETS NIBS MIDGETS MEAL
3/8” –5/16” 5/16” – 3/16” 1/4” – 3/16” 1/8”

LIGHT 56103 LIGHT 56102 LIGHT 56101 LIGHT 56100


COMBO 56113 COMBO 56112 COMBO 56111

Value Added
OIL ROASTED
DR/NS LIGHT LIGHT MEDIUM
MEDIUM PIECES PIECES

83504 FOR INFO. ONLY

Color Chart did you know?


The walnut is the oldest known
LIGHT COMBO tree food eaten by man. It
originated in ancient Persia about
7,000 B.C. Today California
is the leading producer, growing
70% of the world’s walnuts, thanks
to enterprising Franciscan monks,
who introduced the trees to
the region in the 1700s.

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