Month: March 2024

Is There a Pecan Revolution Coming?

Perry, GA | There’s a whole lot of shaking going on here in Georgia, with as it is responsible for nearly a third of the country’s pecan production. And that is unlikely to change in the near future with a …

Breaking Down Stresses Related to Agriculture

Jasper, GA | Recently in Jasper, the University of Georgia, held its annual Farm Stress Summit. An event that’s meant to shine a light on the stressors within the ag community and help strengthen the resources that are available. It’s …

A Look at Aquaculture and Georgia’s Coastal Oysters

Savannah, GA | While shrimping has been a staple of the Georgia coast for more than a century, there could be a new player in town thanks to the husband-and-wife team of Laura and Perry Solomon. Coming off their first …

Cattle Producers Navigate Inventory Challenges

Atlanta, GA | According to the USDA, for the first time since 1951, the US Cattle inventory has dropped to its lowest point as producers across the country deal with a plethora of issues such as record high input costs …

Georgia’s Citrus Industry is Flourishing Despite Challenges

Tifton, GA | In Tifton recently, citrus growers gathered for their annual conference; a time of fellowship and education, as growers and experts work to lay the groundwork that will help keep the industry a thriving one in the state …

Will High Beef Prices Stick Around?

Athens, GA | It’s been sticker shock for customers browsing the beef section of their local grocery store over the past few years with prices reaching record high levels. That trend is likely to continue this year with inventory taking …

Unlocking Georgia’s Agritourism Revolution

Peachtree City, GA | With the goal of supporting local farms and spreading the story of agriculture, the GFB Certified Farm Markets program has seen their number of participating farms skyrocket over the past few years, providing a snapshot of …