Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Welcome to The Farm Monitor — the only show dedicated entirely to Georgia agriculture! Jennifer Parson and Ray D'Alessio are back with a stacked lineup that covers some of the biggest stories shaping the future of Georgia farming right now.
First, it may sound like science fiction — but robots scouting crops and drones applying sprays are very much the reality of modern agriculture. We're taking a look at how cutting-edge technology is helping Georgia producers battle record-high input costs and do more with less on shrinking acres of farmland.
Then, as fewer people have a direct connection to where their food comes from, one Georgia woman has made it her mission to close that gap. Her story of education, passion, and advocacy is one that will inspire anyone who believes in the future of agriculture.
And later — he's been recognized as one of Georgia's top peanut growers, with stewardship honors and awards to his name. But ask Will Anderson what he's most proud of, and the answer has nothing to do with trophies. His answer might just surprise you.
All of this and more — right now on The Farm Monitor!
Welcome to The Farm Monitor — the only show dedicated entirely to Georgia agriculture! Jennifer Parson and Ray D'Alessio are back with a stacked lineup that covers some of the biggest stories shaping the future of Georgia farming right now.
First, it may sound like science fiction — but robots scouting crops and drones applying sprays are very much the reality of modern agriculture. We're taking a look at how cutting-edge technology is helping Georgia producers battle record-high input costs and do more with less on shrinking acres of farmland.
Then, as fewer people have a direct connection to where their food comes from, one Georgia woman has made it her mission to close that gap. Her story of education, passion, and advocacy is one that will inspire anyone who believes in the future of agriculture.
And later — he's been recognized as one of Georgia's top peanut growers, with stewardship honors and awards to his name. But ask Will Anderson what he's most proud of, and the answer has nothing to do with trophies. His answer might just surprise you.
All of this and more — right now on The Farm Monitor!
