ATLANTA — Today, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper announced the launch of the Georgia Grown Fall Agritourism Map, a new resource designed to connect Georgians with farms and agritourism destinations across the state this fall. The one-stop resource is designed to help consumers find fall agritourism destinations in communities across Georgia, whether they are looking for a pumpkin to take home, a corn maze to explore or a farm where they can pick their own seasonal produce.
“Agritourism operations offer families a unique opportunity to experience agriculture firsthand, especially during the fall season. The Georgia Grown Fall Agritourism Map connects visitors with farms and agritourism destinations across the state, making it easier for Georgians to find seasonal activities and experiences,” said Commissioner Tyler J Harper. “Agritourism also allows farmers to share their stories, educate consumers about where their food comes from and build meaningful connections with their communities. By highlighting these destinations in one place, we’re opening the door for more families to experience Georgia’s No. 1 industry while creating lasting memories.”
For more information and to explore the Georgia Grown Fall Agritourism Map, visit https://georgiagrown.com/fall-agritourism-map/.
