Georgia Peach Commission Members:

Big 6 Farm
The Pearson family has farmed around Fort Valley, Georgia, since 1885. Al and Mary Pearson, recently joined by their son, Lawton, have survived by actively reinventing the family farm concept. Big Six Farm is the growing end, jointly owned by the Al and his sisters. Pearson Farm, which he and Mary operate together, is the retail arm marketing both Big Six’s raw produce and products that are made from it.
www.bigsixfarm.com

Dickey Farms
Dickey Farms is home to Georgia's oldest, continuously operating peach packinghouse. Built in 1936, the long, white building is a prominent landmark in Musella, Georgia. Today, Robert L. Dickey’s grandson and great-grandson, work together to ensure that a Dickey Farms peach is the freshest, most succulent fruit available.
www.gapeaches.com

Lane Packing
Originally founded in 1908 by John David Duke, the farm was named Diamond Fruit Farm. Following the retirement of his father, David O. Lane, Duke Lane, Sr., became sole owner and continued to pack peaches. Since 1990, Lane Packing Company has continued to grow and expand.
www.lanepacking.com

Taylor Orchards
The Wainwright family began growing peaches in the Crowell Community of Taylor County, Georgia, in the 1940’s. Presently, the farm encompasses 2,800 acres of trees spreading over several counties and offers over 30 varieties of fresh peaches. To this day, Taylor Orchards follows its family traditions while keeping up with the latest technology for the highest standard of growing and packing peaches.
www.TaylorOrchards.com

Lawson Peach Shed
Lawson Peach Shed has been packing and shipping their own peaches since 1966 from their farm in Morven, Georgia. Their peak season runs from April to July. Just last year, Lawson Peach Shed began selling products retail. During peak season customers are able to purchase peach ice cream, milk shakes, jams and jellies directly from Lawson Peach Shed.
(229) 775-2581

Burton Brooks Orchard
John DeWitt
Phone: (229) 775.2710
Fax: (229) 775.2863