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Georgia Sweet Corn Growers Harvest Strong Yields After Early Freeze

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By Damon Jones, Neal Burnette-Irwin
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BRINSON, GA (Farm Monitor) — Sweet corn harvest is underway in Southwest Georgia, where more than 80 percent of the state’s crop is grown. Farmer Glenn Heard says the crop has recovered well from an early freeze and is producing strong yields, though higher input costs and insect pressure continue to challenge growers. However, Heard says recent changes to the H-2A visa program have helped ease some labor costs.
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Dairy Month Spotlight: Georgia Farm Serves Up Homemade Ice Cream

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By Damon Jones, Neal Burnette-Irwin
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Boston, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — One Georgia farm is helping visitors beat the summer heat with fresh ice cream. F&C Farms has turned a love of dairy into a popular community destination, serving homemade ice cream made with farm-grown ingredients. Visitors can also shop for produce, jams, jellies and other locally made products, with pick-your-own satsumas available in the fall.
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Georgia Milling Company Stays Committed to Traditional Methods

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By Damon Jones, Neal Burnette-Irwin
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ROME, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — From the farm to the mill and ultimately to consumers’ tables, one Georgia operation is helping keep a Southern tradition alive. Artisan Milling Company owner Brad Swancy has spent nearly two decades producing stone-ground grits in northwest Georgia. Rather than focusing on high-volume production, the company uses a traditional approach that preserves more of the grain throughout the milling process.
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