A lot of crops are shipped across the world, but there is a store in Savannah that’s committed to keeping the bond strong between local farmers and the community.
Few people grow up on a farm or know about farming, even here in Southeast Georgia. A new statewide program from Georgia Farm Bureau hopes to get more people visiting sites this summer.
One third generation farmer is using her newly-renovated store to offer more than just a place to grab farm fresh food. She’s carrying on her family’s tradition.
Weekly farmers markets help the small operations find their customers to thrive and offer a product customers want to buy directly from the people who grew it.
Farmers across our region have a new growing season in front of them with challenges that range from dry conditions to low prices at the market, but one Bulloch County corn grower is proud to be a farmer, regardless.
If you grow a better peanut, the world will beat a path to your door. That was evident last week as South Georgia hosted the Georgia Peanut Commission Tour.
