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Georgia Grown Announces Their 2018 Executive Chef Team

Georgia Grown is excited to announce the newest additions to their all-star executive chef lineup. The 2018 team, made up of some of the finest culinary professionals from the state of Georgia, was announced on Wednesday, Feb. 21 at the Georgia Restaurant Association’s Taste of Georgia event at the Georgia Railroad Freight Depot. Members of the team, along with Georgia Grown executive chef Holly Chute, will travel to the James Beard House in New York City in June to showcase a Southern feast filled with locally sourced ingredients.

Georgia Grown

March 8, 2018

BlinkR™ Series 1000 Now Available

Atlanta, GA, September 27, 2017 – Blink Astro, LLC (Blink) announces that following the success of several field tests, BlinkR™ Series 1000 units are now available for purchase. BlinkRs™ are outdoor data loggers and transmitters created for short-burst data transmission applications such as precision agriculture. Pilot field-testing of these satellite-enabled BlinkR™ units began in March of 2017 and was completed in August of 2017.

Member/Partner

March 7, 2018

Blink Astro’s new BlinkR™ Series 1000

Blink Astro’s new BlinkR™ Series 1000 is an outdoor IoT data logger and transmitter specifically designed for precision agriculture applications. This satellite-enabled device provides global coverage and eliminates dead spots typical of cellular solutions. All of our BlinkRs™ include a data subscription to our custom web portal providing customers with secure access to field data from a variety of desktop and mobile devices.

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Member/Partner

March 7, 2018

FARMERS UNDER 40: Jan Jones

Please enjoy this article from the 1/31/2017 edition of The Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin.
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Georgia Department of Agriculture

January 26, 2018

Thanksgiving Food Safety

Quick Tips to Keep Your Family Safe This Thanksgiving

As the holidays fast approach (just days away!), we are all busy planning menus for family gatherings and special events. As we think about what food we're serving to our guests, something we can easily overlook is food safety. No one has time to sit and read a manual on how to safely cook a turkey, so the Georgia Department of Agriculture Food Safety Division has compiled a quick list of tips to get you ready for Thanksgiving.