This Georgia crop is often called "Southern Snow."

This Georgia crop is used to make grits!

This Georgia crop is planted in the winter as a cover crop or feed for livestock.

Angus is a a breed of this Georgia livestock animal.

This is the name for Georgia's #1 ag commodity which is chicken raised to eat.

This Georgia crop is only grown in Georgia and no where else in the world!

What is the name of the campaign that promotes local Georgia Agriculture?

The Georgia coastline is also home to many ag commodities. Which of the following is NOT a Georgia seafood product.

What ag product is Georgia's largest renewable resource?

What is one of the newest areas of Georgia agriculture that combines agriculture, education and entertainment?

What Georgia ag product is found on athletic fields around the world?

What makes up 50% of Georgia's horticulture industry?

These cousins of the camel are also raised in Georgia!

This is the most popular breed of dairy cow in Georgia.

The most common breeds of this Georgia animal include Quarter, Tennessee Walker, Paints & Apaloosas.

Chickens are Georgia's top commodity. What is another name for birds raised for their meat, eggs or feathers?

Although they are not a top commodity, these animals known for their wool are also raised in Georgia.

The commercial _____ industry started in Georgia.

Blackberry farms thrive in Georgia. Surprisingly, the blackberry patch lifespan is only ____ years.

What is Georgia's #1 fruit?

Georgia's climate allows for this crop to be grown year round.

Research has recently discovered that carrots grow ____ in Georgia because our unique climate provides the perfect condition to develop more sugar while growing.

Tift and Colquitt counties lead the state in the production of this crop.

Muscadines are native to Georgia. They are a type of ____.

This crop grows in every Georgia county.

What is Georgia's official state crop?

This Georgia crop can produce for 300 years!

This is Georgia's most valuable vegetable and can be green, orange, red or yellow.

This Georgia vegetable is a cousin to the pumpkin.