Georgia Agriculture

[@petermaina2333]

Looking forward to be absorbed into this sector when I step in the state of Georgia. I love how the farm activities are carried out here. Am one of Diversity Visa applicant and winner 2022 from East Africa - Thanks. Nairobi,Kenya.

[@willieclark2256]

Best of luck, and welcome!

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

This Diversity movement does not represent America but only the foolish and power-hungry government. I'm thankful that you will get a chance to come here, and I hope you will feel welcomed and have a good time. I hope you get to meet lots of honest American people and not too many Diversity government people.

[@Nytesplat]

@@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhimwhat exactly does government diversity mean??

[@No-sc9wm]

@@Nytesplatit is just the government playing with words to manipulate people

[@yusufkawy3966]

Well made content. Thanks a lot, I annoyed the video!

[@pistolpete5610]

Coastal Georgia checking in, started growing things in the backyard

[@waseemtufail3807]

Love farming from pakistan

[@belindawoodson8981]

Thank you !

[@saonedixon5476]

Georgia home sweet home 🏠🥰

[@StillStanding72]

Nobody's hungry👏🏾👏🏾🥰

[@AnthonyWooten-wc1we]

I love the land

[@TheDiversifiedFarmer]

Many just put makeup on here and dress her up when they want something out of her.

[@janetscruising]

I just wish that your map would have a few major cities on it so we can kind of tell OK, Augusta, Georgia is where, and Macon Georgia is where so we could kind of tell where we are in relation to the lines

[@davidstaudohar6733]

🇺🇸 remember the Mississippi valley, in 1921 ❓❓❓

[@luvslogistics1725]

Where is the soil and growing season better for a beginner farmer? Georgia, NC, SC, FL?

[@4wellsfarm]

West Georgia in Carroll County if you need to work. If you don't need to work the back side of Cedartown is the best soil, growing, and water for 7b. Central to south Georgia is better for warmer crops and has slightly cheaper land.

[@southernappalachianrecon]

Blue Ridge region here

[@journey2asimplelife]

If Georgia is so big in agriculture, then why, but why do 99% of the labels on veggies at the grocery store say it comes from other countries in central and South America even during the summer months??? It makes absolutely zero sense!! I really wish someone would shed some light as to why. AND THIS IS THE REASON WHY I GROW MY OWN FOOD IN MY BACKYARD!

[@gafam7251]

lies, i can count on 2 fingers how many times i see grown in GA at the supermarket.