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20 A Agribusiness Opener Vicki Hughes
Business Industry, Features

Cultivating New Crops

Mary Ann DeMuth,

When people think about Georgia agriculture, peaches, peanuts and pecans come to mind. While the state is a leading producer of these staples, new crops and technologies have emerged in the past 10 years that could help Georgia farmers diversify…

36 A Global Trade July 2020
Business Industry, Features

Fundamentally Strong

Anna Bentley,

By most measures, 2020 was shaping up to be a banner year for international trade in Georgia. The state was coming off another record-breaking year in trade and exports, celebrating an all-time high of $41.2 billion in exports and $143.3…

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