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Helene Recovery Funds Head to Georgia Agriculture
Southeast Regional Ag News
Eligible farmers, ranchers and foresters can apply for relief to cover storm-related losses.
Support When It Matters Most
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Florida growers gain flexibility after historic weather impacts, and Georgia backs critical care in an isolated farming region.
Georgia Apple Growers Renew Commitment
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Producers vote to extend the Georgia Apple Commission Marketing Order for another three years.
Winter Weather, Migratory Birds Linked to HPAI Uptick
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Georgia officials respond to a new case at a Hart County poultry operation.
Georgia Agriculture at a Glance
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From policy to markets, get the big picture in one powerful event.
Georgia Regains HPAI-Free Status
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State leaders urge continued vigilance as Georgia’s poultry industry resumes HPAI-free operations under WOAH guidelines.
Georgia Lifts Bird Flu Control Zone in Gordon County
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State agriculture officials clear the area after extensive testing finds no additional cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.
Proposed Visa Changes Could Cut Farm Labor Costs
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A new federal proposal could lower required farmworker wages and ease labor pressures across Georgia and the Southeast.
Football, Farming, and Southern Pride Collide in Statesboro
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The Georgia Department of Agriculture brings back the Georgia Grown Bowl, blending college football excitement with a celebration of the South’s farming roots.
Georgia Invests in Rural Vets with 2026 Loan Repayment Program
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Veterinarians can apply through October 15, 2025, to receive student loan assistance for serving rural Georgia communities.
Florida, Alabama, and Georgia Announce Ag Milestones
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From new Hall of Fame inductees to dairy expansion and rural development leadership, agriculture is making headlines across the Southeast.
New Avian Influenza Case Confirmed in Backyard Flock in Georgia
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Officials confirm HPAI in Henry County, Georgia; risk to food supply and humans remains very low.
Invasive Cotton Jassid Threatens Georgia Cotton Crop
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Farmers urged to scout fields and report sightings as pest spreads across Georgia’s cotton belt.
Disaster Aid, Peanut Job Opening, and Pest Control Warning
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Florida launches hurricane recovery grant hub, Alabama seeks peanut promotions leader, and Georgia urges pest control vigilance.
Georgia Grown Chef Chelsia Green-Ogletree Wins Big on Chopped
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Southern flavor, local ingredients, and community impact take center stage on national TV.
Georgia Cracks Down on Hemp Oil Theft
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A high-profile investigation reinforces that criminal activity has no place in Georgia agriculture.
Georgia Seeks More Victims in Cattle Theft Scam
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Commissioner Tyler Harper urges vigilance after Garrett Hill’s arrest in a deceptive cattle sales scheme. Victims encouraged to report lost funds immediately.
New You-Pick Map Puts Georgia Farms Front and Center
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The 2025 Georgia Grown You-Pick Agritourism Map showcases over 30 farms across the state. It’s a valuable tool for producers to boost visibility, connect with consumers, and grow on-farm opportunities this spring.
Farmers Helping Farmers in Georgia
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The Weathered But Strong: Georgia Hurricane Relief Fund is now accepting applications to provide financial assistance to farmers impacted by Hurricane Helene. This relief fund was established by the Georgia Department of Agriculture in partnership with the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture. More than 40 agricultural partners have joined the effort.
To Fund or Not to Fund the GA Citrus Commission
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If growers vote to pass a referendum in April, the commission will begin collecting a minimal assessment from citrus growers to carry out research, education and promotion projects.