Georgia Grown Moment – A Growing Agritourism Industry

Randall Weiseman September 19, 2016 Ag "Outdoors", GA Grown Moment, General, Georgia

The University of Georgia estimates the economic impact for agritourism is at $142 million for the state. And in this week’s Georgia Grown moment, we have Cynthia Norton discussing the progression and growth of the agritourism industry in Georgia.

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