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  • Georgia ag forecast header image with an autonomous tractor in a field

    AP 130-4-02

    2026 Georgia Ag Economic Outlook

    Food and fiber production remain an important driver of Georgia’s overall economy. Production of agricultural commodities was directly valued at $17.6 billion in 2023, with production contributing to roughly $91.4 billion in total output and 381,200 jobs. The impact of the agricultural economy is particularly important in Georgia’s rural counties. Georgia…

    Gopinath (Gopi) Munisamy and Ford Ramsey

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    Jan. 23, 2026
  • Cotton bolls are open and ready for harvest

    AP 130-4-04

    2026 Cotton Outlook and Market Situation

    The key points for the 2026 season are: Cotton remains financially strained by high input costs, elevated interest rates, and weak prices, which have left U.S. cotton producers with ongoing negative profit margins, continuing a long-term trend of economic losses. Rising Brazilian production, China’s diversification away from U.S. cotton, and…

    Yangxuan Liu

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    Jan. 23, 2026
  • A tractor works in a ploughed field with green fields and trees in the distance

    AP 130-4-03

    2026 Inputs and Production Expenditures

    Food and fiber production remain an important driver of Georgia’s overall economy. Production of agricultural commodities was directly valued at $17.6 billion in 2023, with production contributing to roughly $91.4 billion in total output and 381,200 jobs. The impact of the agricultural economy is particularly important in Georgia’s rural counties. Georgia…

    Guy Hancock

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    Jan. 23, 2026
  • A black beef cow stands in a pasture

    AP 130-4-07

    2026 Beef Outlook

    The key points for 2026 are: Tight supplies will support prices at very high levels in 2026; cattle inventories appear to be stabilizing this year, but a major expansion appears to be further in the future; and weakness in consumer demand—either from softening ability or willingness to pay for high-priced beef—is…

    William Secor

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    Jan. 23, 2026
  • dairy cows in a pasture with a dramatic sunset sky

    AP 130-4-08

    2026 Dairy Outlook

    The key points for 2026 are: The outlook faces headwinds on increasing production that appears to be outpacing demand; potential improvements on the supply and demand balance may occur later in the year; and opportunities from new local processing could support Georgia producers this year.

    William Secor

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    Jan. 23, 2026
  • Poultry Research

    AP 130-4-09

    2026 Georgia Broiler Industry Forecast

    The key points for 2026 are: The year ahead is likely to become one of stable, incremental growth; after a strong start to 2025, significant production growth weighed on prices in the latter half; and in 2026, supply and demand will likely find a better balance with indications of relatively…

    William Secor

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    Jan. 23, 2026
  • A closeup of shelled pecan halves

    AP 130-4-10

    2026 Fruits and Tree Nuts Outlook

    The key points for 2026 are: Blueberries will continue to lead the Georgia fruits and tree nuts industry in 2026 and subsequent years; it will be challenging for the Georgia pecan industry to regain its leadership position in the fruits and nuts category, but the industry will remain strong in…

    Esendugue Greg Fonsah

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    Jan. 23, 2026
  • Yellow bell peppers growing on a plant

    AP 130-4-11

    2026 Vegetables and Pulses Outlook

    The key points for 2026 are: Total vegetable harvested area will continue to decrease in 2026, but the value will continue to grow because of the increase in yields caused by good agricultural practices, research, and extension support to growers; vegetable prices will continue to be noisy, but the consumer…

    Esendugue Greg Fonsah

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    Jan. 23, 2026
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