June 2026 Executive Director Message

June 2026 Executive Director Message

ByMary Kay WoodworthMay 29, 20264 min read

Dear UAC Members, As we look toward the future of the Georgia Urban Ag Council, I am thrilled to introduce a significant milestone in our communication strategy: our new bi-annual magazine, Industry Insights. This publication is designed to be more than just a newsletter; it is a dedicated resource to provide you with news, legislative…

Conserving Water Starts with Us

Conserving Water Starts with Us

ByBryan TolarSeptember 1, 20266 min read

Water conservation is easy to support. Few people would argue that we should not waste one of our most important natural resources. The challenge begins when we move beyond such…

Trade School | A Pathway Beyond the Four-Year Tradition

Trade School | A Pathway Beyond the Four-Year Tradition

ByGeorgia Urban Ag CouncilAugust 26, 202610 min read

For many, the idea of deviating from the typical college route is terrifying, but a growing number of high school seniors are taking those alternative paths. In fact, choosing trade…

Growing Together: The Rise of Georgia’s Cut Flower Industry

Growing Together: The Rise of Georgia’s Cut Flower Industry

ByDevon PhillipsAugust 14, 20266 min read

The recent Cut Flower Grower Symposium brought together growers and floral pros from across the region (and beyond). The event was presented by the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension, Department…

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Save the Date: Protect Your Growth & Build a Business Built to Sell

ByGeorgia Urban Ag CouncilJuly 31, 20264 min read

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, September 29, 2026! As your landscape, turfgrass, or horticulture  industry business expands, your revenue isn’t the only thing increasing-your legal exposure is scaling right alongside…

Why Smarter Height Adjustment Matters in Professional Mowing

Why Smarter Height Adjustment Matters in Professional Mowing

ByGeorgia Urban Ag CouncilJuly 30, 20264 min read

In professional mowing, cutting height is not a one-time setup decision. It is something that often needs to change as conditions change, sometimes from site to site, sometimes within the…

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What is urban agriculture? Where communities, cities and nature grow together

ByEmily CabreraJuly 30, 20262 min read

As Georgia grows, so does the way we think about agriculture. What was once farmland becomes neighborhoods. Small towns expand into cities. And with that growth comes new questions about…