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Double-Crop Soybeans
DOUBLE CROP SOYBEANS
83Number of Farms … SOYBEANS
83Number of Farms 89
247Crop Acres 357
62Acres Owned … 1,975.43
149.99Miscellaneous Income 117.10
3,441.46Crop Insurance Proceeds 11,325.76
-3.16Grain …
Double-Crop Grain Sorghum
DOUBLE CROP GRAIN SORGHUM
13Number of … SORGHUM
13Number of Farms 12
263Crop Acres 198
47Acres Owned … 1,830.82
444.49Miscellaneous Income 574.96
821.67Crop Insurance Proceeds 7,571.75
Grain …
Double-Crop Soybeans
DOUBLE CROP SOYBEANS
29Number of Farms … SOYBEANS
29Number of Farms 46
438Crop Acres 510
116Acres Owned … 3,438.58
19.97Miscellaneous Income 23.60
8,563.39Crop Insurance Proceeds 18,613.21
-7.58Grain …
No-Till Corn Silage
mber of Farms 6
Crop Acres 127
Acres … 1,307.17 1.32 10.29
Crop Insurance Proceeds $1,297.67 … 9.81
Seed / Other Crop Expense $4,639.34 4.67 …
Corn Silage All
Farms 7
Crop Acres 108
Acres … 2.47
Crop Insurance Proceeds $0.00 … 17.42
Seed / Other Crop Expense $2,201.59 1.40 …
Soybeans All
Crop Acres 363 … Crop Insurance Proceeds 298.97 … Seed / Other Crop Expense 10,660.26 …
Sorghum Silage
Crop Acres 63 … DIV/0! #DIV/0!
Crop Insurance Proceeds … DIV/0! #DIV/0!
Seed / Other Crop Expense 405.26 …
No-Till Sunflowers
Crop Acres 308 … Crop Insurance Proceeds 4,128.57 … Seed / Other Crop Expense 3,051.57 …
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August 1, 2025
Breakout Sessions
Quality Assessment and Strategies for Reducing Import Dependence
Georgia’s Agricultural Landscape
Located between the Greater and Lesser Caucasus mountains along the Black Sea, Georgia’s small and diverse geography creates unique agricultural opportunities. Despite limited arable land due to mountainous terrain, the country’s fertile soil and varied climate zones support a wide variety of high‐value agricultural products (grapes, berries, nuts, citrus fruits, apples, peaches, and apricots).
Rugged and mountainous landscape limits total arable acreage, especially for field crops. Farmland is fragmented.
Significance: Wheat's Role in Georgian Culture and Economy
Wheat Production
Wheat has been cultivated in Georgia for
thousands of years, playing a central role in the
Georgian culture and the development of its
agricultural practices.
National Staple
Bread is a cornerstone of Georgian diet. It
contributes to a significant portion of an
individual’s daily caloric intake.
Self‐Sufficiency
Despite increase in wheat production
over recent years, Georgia’s wheat self‐
sufficiency remains very low due to
high demand.
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