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The Tushetian Guda Cheese Festival was held for the first time this year, with the Georgian Farmers’ Association (GFA) as a supporter. The festival took place in the village of […]
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The Georgian Farmers’ Association has completed practical training in dairy farming and beekeeping as part of the project “Capacitated Agricultural Practices and Consumer Awareness (CAPCA)” aimed at sharing exemplary agricultural
Practical trainings for dairy and beekeeping farmers -CAPCA Read More »
With the support of the European Union, the Georgian Farmers’ Association (GFA), together with partner organizations World Vision Österreich, World Vision in Georgia, and EEC Georgia, has launched a new
Sustainable and green business practices Read More »
Team Certainly! Here is the grammatically revised text: The regional offices of the Georgian Farmers’ Association (GFA) have been operational since 2022. Their primary function is to provide on-site consultations
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Georgian Farmers’ Association (GFA) is committed to transforming a 6-hectare land near the Udabno village area, Sagarejo, south-east Georgia into a multifaceted hub for agricultural innovation, education, and collaboration. The
Agriculture Demo and Learning Center in Udabno Read More »
Team The task of the department is continuous development of services and service quality, Digital solutions to challenges in the agrisector, identifying and offering technology-oriented services; Increasing reliance on digital
Agritech and innovations department Read More »
2023-2026 Developing and promoting agritourism digital services A partnership agreement was formalized between GFA, GARA, and the Strategic Development Agency. RECONOMY is a regional inclusive and green economic development program
DIGITIZING SECTORS FOR COMPETITIVENESS (RECONOMY) PROJECT Read More »
The event was attended by more than 200 guests from the government, legislative body, diplomatic corps, non-governmental, donor organizations, sectoral associations and farmers representing various industries. Nine successful farmers were
