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The Georgia Green Industry Association (GGIA) recognized some of the most impactful leaders, educators, and businesses in the industry during its annual awards program at Southeast Green, taking place June 9–11 in Athens, Georgia. The awards banquet was held on June 11. Each year, GGIA’s awards highlight the people and organizations shaping the future of Georgia’s green industry—through leadership, innovation, education, and service. The 2026 honorees represent excellence acr

The Georgia Green Industry Association is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026 scholarships, recognizing outstanding students who are preparing to make a lasting impact on Georgia’s green industry. These students were formally recognized during the awards ceremony at Southeast Green 2026 on June 11 in Athens—an opportunity to celebrate their achievements alongside industry leaders from across the state. Through the Bill Inabinet Scholarship and the Wilbur Mull Endowed

Many GGIA members may have already seen this update, but this issue is important enough that we wanted to make sure it reaches our entire green industry network. This week, House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson introduced the bipartisan Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act of 2026, a major federal agricultural labor reform bill that could have significant implications for Georgia’s green industry. This is a major development for agriculture. The H-2A agricu

The Georgia Green Industry Association (GGIA) recognized some of the most impactful leaders, educators, and businesses in the industry during its annual awards program at Southeast Green, taking place June 9–11 in Athens, Georgia. The awards banquet was held on June 11. Each year, GGIA’s awards highlight the people and organizations shaping the future of Georgia’s green industry—through leadership, innovation, education, and service. The 2026 honorees represent excellence acr