Last September 2025, 262 farmers, business leaders, and policymakers from across the US came together in Washington, DC for the Organic Trade annual Organic Trade Week to talk policy, organic branding around certification, equitable farm labor, and the urgency of strengthening organic infrastructure and the domestic organic supply chain.
Georgia Organics’ Director of Programs, Lauren Cox, and Farmer Services Specialist, Kimberly Koogler, attended the event.
Here’s what stood out most—and what matters for your farm heading into 2026.
On July 1, 2024, Georgia Organics hosted an Organic Growers Farmer Field Day at Oxford College Farm of Emory in Oxford, GA. This Farmer Field Day explored soil health and organic pesticide preparation and application.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s Killer Tomato events! Between our pop-up farmers market and the 13th annual Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival (AKTF), this year’s tomato season was one for the books.
The Winter Farmer Series consisted of in-person networking and educational events hosted at farms across Georgia in February and March. These farmer field days took place in lieu of the annual Georgia Organics Conference & Expo, which has evolved to engage regenerative farm and food advocates across the U.S. Southeastern region under the moniker “SOWTH.”
On February 19, 2024, Georgia Organics kicked off the Winter Farmer Series with a Collective Organic Purchasing and Accessing Organic Markets Organic Growers Farmer Field Day in Keysville, Georgia. This Farmer Field Day, in particular, highlighted the strength that collective farming and selling models have in accessing more markets.
