Georgia Department of Agrirculture | Georgia Grown

Georgia Department of Agriculture
Tyler J Harper, Commissioner
19 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. SW
Atlanta, GA 30334

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Announces Release of 2026 Georgia Grown Spring U-Pick Agritourism Map

ATLANTA, GA – Today, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper is pleased to announce the release of the Spring 2026 Georgia Grown U-Pick Agritourism Map, a guide to fresh, hands-on farm experiences across the state. Featuring more than 30 Georgia Grown member farms, the map invites visitors to enjoy the best of spring—from ripe, juicy strawberries, blueberries, and peaches to fields of blooming flowers. Travelers and locals alike can pick their own produce, taste seasonal flavors, and connect directly with Georgia’s farming community.

“Spring is the perfect time to get out on the farm and experience Georgia’s #1 industry—agriculture—firsthand,” said Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper. “Our 2026 U-Pick Agritourism Map encourages Georgians and visitors alike to meet our growers, support local farms, and see the passion and dedication behind every Georgia Grown product.”

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Announces Release of 2026 Georgia Grown Spring U-Pick Agritourism Map

Start your spring adventure today. Explore the U-Pick Agritourism Map or discover more farm experiences at www.georgiagrown.com.

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About the Georgia Department of Agriculture and Georgia Grown
The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) is dedicated to advancing Georgia's agricultural industry through effective regulation, support, and innovative marketing initiatives. The GDA ensures food safety, promotes plant and animal health, and drives economic growth, focusing on maintaining high standards in agriculture to uphold Georgia's reputation as the state's number one industry. A key component of the GDA's efforts is the Georgia Grown program, a dynamic marketing and economic development initiative designed to promote products grown or made in Georgia. By championing local farmers and businesses and encouraging Georgians to buy locally produced goods, Georgia Grown supports the state's economy and enhances consumer awareness of Georgia's agricultural products.
 

Georgia Department of Agrirculture | Georgia Grown

Georgia Department of Agriculture
Tyler J Harper, Commissioner
19 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. SW
Atlanta, GA 30334