Georgia Ag Impact Report

After years of serving as a trusted resource, the Ag Snapshots PDF has been retired to make way for something even better: the Georgia Ag Impact Report! This brand-new website offers interactive graphics and data visualizations that bring Georgia’s agricultural economy to life in a brand-new format.

The Georgia Ag Impact Report provides research-backed insights tailored to agricultural stakeholders, empowering them to support Georgia’s No. 1 industry. As a national leader in agricultural innovation and outreach, the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES) is proud to share innovative research that cultivates a stronger, healthier Georgia.

Ag Snapshots from previous years will still live on the page as a reference, but the new website is your go-to source for up-to-date, dynamic information that’s easy to explore and share.

Visit the Georgia Ag Impact Report


Agribusiness and Economic Development News

Conner Hall CAES News
CAES drives nearly $900M of economic impact in 2024
The University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences generated a statewide economic impact of $899.3 million in 2024, marking a fourth consecutive record-breaking year for contributions to the state’s economy. Divided among the arms of the college's tripartite mission of teaching ($265.6 million), research ($258.8 million) and outreach ($374.9 million), the total impact of CAES in 2024 was third highest among schools, colleges and units at UGA, factoring into the university’s total economic impact of $8.4 billion in the same year. The 2024 total represents a 7% increase over 2023, when CAES had an economic impact of $838.4 million.
southgeorgiafarmfield (1) CAES News
CAES releases 20 years of farm gate trends
For more than two decades, the Georgia Farm Gate Value Report has offered a comprehensive analysis of the county-level production value for commodities in Georgia’s No. 1 industry, agriculture. The reports provide essential data to farmers in the state’s 159 counties. Now the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences is providing Georgia’s producers with a new tool, the Georgia Farm Gate Value 20-Year Trends.