The peanut industry is thriving as farmers begin planting.

Senator Kelly Loeffler is working hard for Georgia’s farmers.

With the meat shortage across the nation, it may be a good idea to start thinking about growing your own garden.

Chad Hunter with Hunter Farms is donating 35 pounds of beef for those in need through the manna drop program at Friendship United Methodist Church in Donalsonville.

The Sunbelt Ag Expo is in six months and organizers say they’re hoping to still have the event in October.

The Georgia Young Farmer summer tour is an annual event that showcases the agriculture industry, but this year, it’s been canceled due to COVID-19.

State Future Farmers of America (FFA) agriculture activities for students have been canceled because of the COVID-19 crisis.

In the coming months, you could see a shortage of produce if progress isn’t made in the fight against COVID-19.

It is currently being tabled by the Georgia Senate.

Brinkley and many other South Georgia growers met with Black on Wednesday to discuss the impact of the Georgia Farm recovery program will have on the future of rural Georgia.

The citrus growing season starts in just two weeks and the Georgia Citrus Association (GCA) was in full bloom as hundreds of farmers were in Tifton to learn more about citrus crops.

A team of South Georgia first responders were chosen to teach life-saving training classes across the state.

The National Peanut Research Lab in Dawson celebrated its 50th anniversary.

Growing citrus is a risky business. Where a cold snap causes ruin, the cold season is needed to ripen

Governor Kemp’s message to farmers is that he has not forgotten about them.

Cotton farmers say the day-long downpour on Saturday could have been a whole lot worse and could have taken out the rest of this crop before they could get it harvested.

The Sunbelt Ag Expo continues to bring in millions of dollars every year.

South Georgia is welcoming thousands of families from all across the nation and they are all here to participate in the 2019 Sunbelt Ag Expo.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and first lady Marty Kemp spent all morning in Southwest Georgia at the 2019 Sunbelt Ag Expo.

The Sunbelt Ag Expo offers enough of the past, present, and future of agriculture to bring roughly 80,000 visitors to Moultrie, Ga.

Organizers said they expect it’ll bring people out from all across the region.

Over 1,200 exhibitors will display and demonstrate products and welcome thousands of visitors to the 100-acre show site.

Ranchers who haven’t seen rain in months say this drought is taking its toll, not only on the livestock and what they’d feed them now but what they need to feed them this winter.

Plenty of South Georgia farmers have equipment in the field to harvest one of the state’s largest crops: peanuts.

With South Georgia heat indices reaching over 100, researchers said dairy farmers should be worried.

Roy Goodson said they were able to harvest less than half of their normal crop after the damage Hurricane Michael caused. Goodson has been farming pecans his whole life. And today, he spread his contagious laugh as he told stories of his time with his family on this very orchard. And how he got his

outh Georgia farmers said they are not yet sure how the United States and China trade war will impact their crops.

One Southwest Georgia brewery is expanding its production to help Georgia Farmers explore the benefits of Hemp.

Several agriculture producers are networking behind the Georgia Grown label to increase their sales power across the world.

One organization said that if the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) continues to have its way, there will be no more black farmers.

One organization has filed a suit against the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) for allegations of denying loans for black farmers.

A Southwest Georgia farmer is expanding his pecan farm

U.S. Representative Austin Scott from Georgia said it’s time to cut out the games and get a bill through the U.S. Senate for farmers.

After Hurricane Michael trampled through Southwest Georgia six months ago, beekeepers are saying the insects also had it rough, which could impact some farmers.

Gov. Brian Kemp demanded Wednesday on recovery funds for farmers impacted by Hurricane Michael, according to a release from his office.

The whole country may now be affected by a crop shortage here in Southwest Georgia.

Agriculture, especially peanut farming, is part of life in South Georgia. The peanut that comes out of these fields touches everyone.

Peanut farming is a family business around our region and Adam McLendon is no different.

Jan Jones and her family have been farming on their land for decades.

Use of these products could result in the introduction of infectious agents to the animal.

Ricky Dollison lives in Tifton and grows crops in Poulan. He’s headed to Washington D.C. bright and early Thursday.

Grab a peanut butter and jelly sandwich because it’s time to celebrate one of the cash crops of Georgia.

An over supply of peanuts could bring some major changes to crop planning in Southwest Georgia.

The Georgia Peanut Farm Show brings more than $1 million dollar in economic impact to the city of Tifton.

A bill to help farmers in Georgia and other states was approved on Thursday by the House in Washington D.C.

Some cotton growers at the Georgia Peanut show said half of their crop’s yield was destroyed by Hurricane Michael and the extra rain put them behind in harvesting the remainder.

Georgia produces an estimated 50-percent of the United States peanut supply.

The Georgia Peanut Festival is pleased to congratulate the Worth County 2018 Farmers of the Year.

Many farmers across Southwest Georgia are still trying to recover after Hurricane Michael.

It’s now been one week since Hurricane Michael wiped out much of Southwest Georgia farmers' crops.

Wednesday marked day two of the annual Sunbelt Agriculture Exposition, where thousands of people came from all across the country to learn from the experts.

Did you know there are four main types of insurance farmers use to protect their businesses? Here's how they work.

The Georgia Department of Public Health has confirmed that a horse has tested positive for EEE – Eastern Equine Encephalitis – in Colquitt and Cook Counties.

Some blueberry farmers across the state suffered an early spring freeze causing them to lose 60 percent of their crops.

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