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The team of the Georgian Farmers’ Association participated in a series of high-level meetings in Brussels at the invitation of the European Farmers and Agri-Cooperatives Association (COPA COGECA). As part of […]

Representatives of the Georgian Farmers’ Association actively participated in the regional conference “Sustainable Walnut Farming,” which took place in Moldova. The Georgian Farmers’ Association was represented at the event by the

From February 11 to 17, Ilia Kunchulia, Certification Specialist at the Georgian Farmers’ Association, participated in a study tour organized within the framework of the Naturland project “Ecological Georgia –

With the support of the European Union, the ReGrow project (Internationalization of education in Agriculture in Georgia and Ukraine) has been launched within the framework of the Erasmus+ educational initiative.

Georgian Farmers’ Association, with the support of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection, in cooperation with inter 3 and BTU, started a new

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

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

At the beginning of May, at the invitation of the World Farmers’ Organization (WFO), Tamar Toria, Executive Director of the Georgian Farmers’ Association, participated in the international Symposium “Agriculture, Biodiversity

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

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