Discover Georgia’s Local Farms, Food Producers and Artisans

Georgia’s local food story begins with the people who grow, raise, harvest, bake, preserve and create here. This directory connects consumers, chefs, restaurants, retailers and travelers with Georgia farms, specialty food producers, artisan makers and independent businesses committed to quality, place and local economic impact.

Explore sources for pasture-raised meats, fresh produce, artisan cheeses, baked goods, honey, preserves, prepared foods, beverages, handcrafted pantry products and Georgia-made goods. Many of the businesses featured here emphasize sustainable agriculture, responsible sourcing, seasonal production, Certified Naturally Grown or certified organic practices.

Where Can You Find Local Food Producers in Georgia?

Local food producers can be found across Metro Atlanta, North Georgia, Middle Georgia and communities throughout the state. Cucina di Madre Terra brings these businesses together in one growing resource to make local sourcing easier for households, restaurants, hospitality businesses and culinary travelers.

Buying from Georgia producers does more than shorten the distance between farm and table. It supports independent businesses, strengthens regional food systems, preserves agricultural knowledge and keeps more food dollars circulating within local communities.

Browse the listings below to discover Georgia-grown food, locally made products and the people helping build a more connected, resilient and flavorful Southern food culture.

ATLANTA

Alternative Grains Bakery Atlanta, GA Alternative Grains is a local 100% gluten-free, vegan and refined-sugar-free bakery specializing in sourdough boules, sourdough bagels and seasonal pastries made with natural ingredients.

DAHLONEGA

DOGHOBBLE WINE FARM Dahlonega, GA Doghobble Wine Farm thrives on an 80-acre farm a top the Dahlonega Plateau in the heart of Georgia’s wine country. Our location in North Georgia’s certified American Viticulture Area, the Dahlonega Plateau, offers a distinctive setting ideal for growing premium wines. This enables us to emphasize the aspects of wine farming that are meaningful to us. The cultivation of indigenous grapes, sustainable farming techniques, and artful winemaking. The result is the crafting of new and unique wine flavors that reflect our place and region, served alongside more familiar wine varieties.

BLUE 42 MARKET Dahlonega, GA At Blue 42 Market, our work is simple: To Serve & Create— to serve our community with the highest quality goods, and to create a space where the community can come together on a regular basis to share in music, food, art, and local culture. Blue 42 Market will provide a sustainable source of Georgia grown™ fresh fruit, vegetables, honey, bread, pastries, locally roasted coffee, local art, crafts, provisions & goods to residents, the students and faculty of the University of North Georgia, and to all who visit the historic downtown square of our special mountain town.