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Explore Georgia's Historical Farms Four of the oldest farms in Georgia that have been feeding Georgians since 1812 — and you can visit them today to see (and taste) why they're still doing it.
10 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Georgia Peaches Things are just peachy here in Georgia even when the beloved official state fruit is out of season. Here are 10 things you might not...
Add this Special Ingredient to Your Georgia Shopping List Olive oil has become a favorite among professional and home cooks. Today, 99 percent of America’s olive oil is imported, but Georgia olive growers are...
