
There’s something special about fall in Georgia. The mornings get a little cooler, football weekends fill the calendar, kitchens start smelling like something good is in the oven, and communities across the state come alive with festivals, markets, and seasonal traditions.
Whether you’re planning a fall weekend, getting ready for game day, or simply looking for a few new favorites to bring home, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the season while supporting Georgia farmers, makers, and small businesses.
Start With Something Good
Cooler mornings call for something warm in the kitchen. Start the day with Stone-Milled Georgia Grits from Artisan Milling Company, or turn a weekend afternoon into baking day with a Peach Crisp Baking Mix from Back to the Basics 101.
Pumpkin may be the flavor of the season, but some favorites are worth keeping around all year. For an easy fall pantry addition, KYVAN Foods Honey Apple Butter brings apple flavor to biscuits, toast, breakfast boards, and more.
Make It a Georgia Game Day
Cooler weather means football season is in full swing, and game day is always better with something good to snack on. Whether you’re tailgating, heading to the stadium, or cheering from the couch, add a few locally made favorites to your game-day spread.
Start with Mama E’s Homemade Cheese Straws, a Southern snacking staple that was practically made for passing around during a game. Add KYVAN Foods Hot Honey Apple Salsa for a sweet-and-spicy fall twist, then round out the table with your favorite Georgia-made sauces, dips, seasonings, and snacks.
Hosting friends? Make the whole spread Georgia-grown and let everyone discover a new local favorite.
Take Fall Outside
Some of the best things about a Georgia fall can’t be shipped in a box.
October 8–18
Make a day of it at the Georgia National Fair, where agriculture, food, entertainment, and Georgia traditions come together for one of the state’s biggest fall celebrations.
November 11–14
Then join us for From Mules to Microchips, a celebration of Georgia agriculture that connects the state’s farming roots with the innovation shaping its future. Explore the history, traditions, and technology behind Georgia agriculture, and be sure to come see us while you’re there!
Whether you’re enjoying fair favorites, discovering Georgia-grown products, or learning more about the people behind them, these events are a great way to experience Georgia agriculture beyond the market. Go experience Georgia, then bring a little of it home with you.
Stock the Fall Pantry
Fall cooking doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes a few really good ingredients are all you need.
A jar of Savannah Bee Company Tupelo Honey can go from breakfast to a cheese board to a cup of hot tea. Georgia-made sauces and seasonings can turn an ordinary weeknight dinner into something worth gathering around.
And when the weekend rolls around, pull out the baking mixes, grits, jams, jellies, honey, and other Georgia pantry staples you’ve collected and make something good.
Bring Something Georgia-Made
Cooler days, football weekends, and full tables make fall a season for gathering. From dinners and weekend getaways to the first celebrations of the holiday season, there always seems to be somewhere to go and something to share.
Show up with a little Georgia goodness. Whether you’re bringing something to share, thanking a host, or getting a head start on holiday gifting, locally made products add something special to the occasion.
A jar of Georgia honey, a favorite snack, pantry staples, or a collection of local flavors makes an easy host or hostess gift. For something ready to give, the Georgia Grown Fire + Flavor Collection brings several Georgia favorites together in one gift.
Find Your Fall Favorites
From a warm bowl of Georgia grits in the morning to cheese straws at the tailgate and apple butter on a fresh biscuit, there are plenty of small ways to make the season a little more Georgia-grown.
Explore something new. Reorder an old favorite. Make plans for the Fair or From Mules to Microchips. And when you’re filling the pantry, setting the table, or getting a head start on gifting, make Georgia Grown part of the season.
Fall starts here.
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