Explore you-pick farms with Georgia Grown's new map

Explore you-pick farms with Georgia Grown's new map

The Georgia Grown You-Pick Agritourism Map highlights more than 30 Georgia Grown member farms where visitors can pick their own produce.
The Georgia Grown You-Pick Agritourism Map highlights more than 30 Georgia Grown member farms where visitors can pick their own produce.
by Tom Burfield, May 15, 2025

The Georgia Department of Agriculture plans to continue its retail promotion with IGA supermarkets this summer and has released its 2025 Georgia Grown You-Pick Agritourism Map, said Matthew Kulinski, director of marketing for the department of agriculture.

The IGA promotion highlights Georgia Grown fruits and vegetables that are in season throughout the state.

“It's a great opportunity to educate shoppers on what's local, what's fresh and what's uniquely Georgia Grown,” Kulinski said.

Georgia Grown retail display of sweetpotatoes in a grocery store
The Georgia Department of Agriculture's Georgia Grown program was created to connect consumers with locally grown and produced agricultural products while helping farmers and agribusinesses thrive, says Matthew Kulinski, director of marketing.

The department also has kicked off the second year of its peach promotion in partnership with the Kroger Co.

“This program will run across hundreds of stores throughout the Midwest, expanding awareness of Georgia peaches beyond our borders and creating a special market for Georgia peaches,” Kulinski said.

The new Georgia Grown You-Pick Agritourism Map is touted as “your ultimate guide to fresh, hands-on farm adventures across the state.” The map highlights more than 30 Georgia Grown member farms where visitors can “pick their own produce, savor seasonal flavors and connect with the land.”

“Georgia fruits and vegetables are known for their exceptional quality, thanks to our unique climate, generous growing season and generations of farming expertise,” Kulinski said.









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