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AGRICULTURE

Growing Our Region

Bulloch County is rooted in agriculture, with a thriving agribusiness sector that fuels the local economy and shapes the region’s identity. From row crops and livestock to timber, specialty produce, and agritourism, the county’s agricultural landscape is both diverse and dynamic—ranking among Georgia’s top producers of cotton, peanuts, corn, and cattle.

Large-scale operations like Brannen Family Farms and Nellwood Farms lead in cotton, peanut, and livestock production, while agritourism destinations such as Hunter Cattle Company invite visitors to enjoy farm-to-table dining, educational tours, and direct-to-consumer meat sales.

The Bulloch County Agricultural Complex serves as a regional hub for education, livestock shows, exhibitions, and community events, further reinforcing the county’s role as an agricultural leader. Whether through traditional farming, sustainable practices, or immersive farm experiences, Bulloch County continues to grow its legacy of innovation, stewardship, and rural prosperity for generations to come.

DEEP ROOTS

FAST FACTS

BULLOCH COUNTY 
BY THE NUMBERS

$119 million in annual agricultural production (2022)

495 farms covering nearly 196,000 acres.

More than 2,500 residents

Work in agriculture and related industries.

Primary Crops

Cotton (~55,500 acres, ranked 4th in the state), peanuts (~29,600 acres, ranked 10th), and hay/grains (~4,400 acres).