Serve Georgia Grown
Serve Georgia Grown is a program of The Georgia Department of Agriculture and Georgia Grown that is dedicated to connecting Georgia's food producers with food access programs across the southeast. ...
Poultry Dealers License
Program AreaGDA’s Livestock-Poultry program manages Poultry Dealers licenses. For more details, including a full list of regulations, see the Poultry program page.Fees and License PeriodLicenses are...
Agricultural Pest Control Contact Form
Agricultural Pest Control covers: Commercial Applicator Licenses Private Applicator Licenses Pesticide Contractor Licenses Applicator Training Pesticide Products Restricted Use Pesticide...
Chemical Fire Safety For Animals
Have your animals been exposed? Here are some helpful tips for Chemical Fire Safety For Animals
Yellow-legged Hornet FAQ
These FAQs provide important information about the Yellow-legged Hornet, including its presence in Georgia, potential impact on pollinators, and identification tips. They also outline best practices...
TEST-Reportable Animal Diseases
Cases of many specific animal diseases must be reported to the proper authorities, as defined by State law (O.C.G.A. § 4-4-6). These are known as "Reportable Animal Diseases" (RADS). The timeframe for...
2025 Georgia Grown Building Exhibitor Application
2025 Exhibitor ApplicationGeorgia National Fair | October 2–12, 2025This application is for booth space in the Georgia Grown Building at the 2025 Georgia National Fair. If you are interested in...
Hemp Inspections & Enforcement
Inspections Inspections and testing will be conducted in compliance with O.C.G.A. § 2-23-1 et seq and with rules written by the Department. In compliance with Georgia law, the Department will...
Hemp Updated Terms & Definitions
Senate Bill 494 updated and added several terms and definitions relating to the Hemp Program. Please see the updates and additions from the bill that will help inform readers as they navigate our...