Nut farming involves the cultivation of various types of nuts, such as almonds, walnuts, and pecans. Farmers plant nut trees, which require specific climates and soil conditions to thrive. These trees take several years to mature before they start producing nuts, making nut farming a long-term investment. Harvesting nuts typically occurs in the fall when they are ripe. Farmers use specialized equipment to shake the trees and collect the fallen nuts. After harvesting, the nuts are cleaned, sorted, and packaged for sale. Nut farming can be a profitable venture due to the high demand for nuts in both local and global markets.