One in three farmers in Georgia is female and women farmers in Georgia play a vital role in the state's agricultural workforce. These resources reflect a growing trend in the industry for education and community support and the changing demographics in Georgia’s Agricultural workforce.
Georgia Women in Agriculture Association
The National Women in Agriculture Association (NWIAA) was founded and established in 2008. The Georgia chapter provides innovative outreach education and training that attracts and sustains current and future generations. With its innovative, spiritual, and USDA certified education techniques it is providing new and on-going opportunities for women in agriculture.
UGA Extension - Women in Agriculture
The UGA Women in Agriculture Leadership Initiative has been established by the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences with the goals of expanding individual networks, fostering a better understanding of the vast scope of agricultural work, promoting collaborations, enhancing friendships and providing support.
Georgia Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee
The purpose of the Georgia Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee is to promote agriculture through education and to expand participation in all phases of agriculture to build leadership and achieve a more effective organization.
Women Farmers Resources From USDA
Women farmers and ranchers play a vital role in American agriculture and producing the food and fiber to feed and clothe the world. No matter the size of your operation or the crop being produced, our programs can help you start, grow, and protect your operation. Start by learning how programs can serve you, reading about how other producers have used USDA programs for their operations, and getting connected to local USDA staff who can support you.
Georgia Cattlewomen’s Association
GCWA is an enthusiastic group of women who all share a passion for the beef industry. Owning cows isn’t necessary to join this group of Georgia ladies. Our members include beef producers, teachers, wives, nutritionists, chefs, rural residents, extension agents, farmers and more. We welcome all who support the cattle and agricultural industries and the people within.
Women Food & Ag Network
Join the Women, Food and Agriculture Network for opportunities to engage on local, state and national levels in building a socially and ecologically just food and agricultural system. We know that our members bring diverse skills and experiences to this work, and we offer an inclusive membership model rooted in your alignment and engagement with WFAN
Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture
Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture helps build an equitable, sustainable High Country local food system by supporting producers and cultivating community connections that educate, inspire, and increase the demand for local food.
Southern Foodways Alliance
This article is part of a wider community website - The Southern Foodways Alliance - which documents, studies, and explores the diverse food cultures of the changing American South.