Agriculture is Georgia's top industry with a total annual economic impact of 58-billion dollars, yet we spend less on locally grown products than people in many other states.

A University of Georgia study found if we all spent 10-dollars a week on Georgia products, it would have a 1.9-billion dollar impact on our economy.

Right now only a few Georgia grown peaches remain at roadside stands, but there is plenty of other locally grown produce, including peanuts and tomatoes. Those who take advantage of home grown items say they get a better product at a better price.

Read more: WALB

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