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Georgia Pecan Growers Continue Recovery From Hurricane Helene (opens the original)
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LEESBURG, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — It has been a difficult year for Georgia’s pecan growers, with many still recovering from Hurricane Helene two years after the storm. UGA Extension Pecan Specialist Lenny Wells said frequent rainfall has increased scab pressure and fungicide costs, particularly in southwest Georgia. Meanwhile, growers in East Georgia are seeing a better crop this year as trees stressed by Helene begin to rebound. Those challenges were among the topics discussed at a recent Georgia
Georgia Produce Growers Push for H-2A Reform (opens the original)
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TIFTON, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — Georgia fruit and vegetable growers say rising costs and complicated requirements are making the H-2A guest worker program increasingly difficult to use. The program remains essential for growers struggling to find enough domestic workers, with labor accounting for as much as 40% to 50% of production costs for fresh fruits and vegetables. Those challenges brought industry leaders together at the Georgia Ag Labor Forum to discuss ways to make the program more affordab
Georgia Officials Raise Concerns Over Farm Profitability (opens the original)
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PERRY, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — Georgia state leaders are examining what can be done to keep family farms profitable as rising costs put pressure on producers. Georgia Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Russ Goodman says lawmakers are hearing from experts as they consider policies to support family farms and future generations. Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper says farmers are facing a profitability problem as costs for fuel, fertilizer and labor have increased while commodity prices
Georgia Cotton and Peanut Crops Push Through Unpredictable Season (opens the original)
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MIDVILLE, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — Georgia growers are navigating another unpredictable season after shifting weather conditions created challenges for several crops. Farmers and experts at the Midville Field Day told the Farm Monitor that cotton went from extremely dry conditions early in the season to heavy rainfall that disrupted planting. Despite the difficult start, the crop is generally looking good. Peanuts have also faced uneven conditions, but improved rainfall has growers expecting a good
Rainbow Farms Grows Community Following With Mae's on the Corner (opens the original)
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BARNESVILLE, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — Mae’s on the Corner at Rainbow Farms has grown from a front-yard pop-up into a popular destination for locally grown food. Owner Allie Andrews says the stand has expanded alongside the family’s farm and become a way to share what they grow with the community. She also hopes involving her children in the business will help prepare the next generation of farmers. Mae’s on the Corner is one of more than 100 members of Georgia Farm Bureau’s Certified Farm Market Pro
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