At Shuman Farms, the company is always looking ahead to how it can grow and evolve, and 2025 is shaping up to be a big year.

The Cowart family has been engaged in farming since the early 1980s, spanning five generations. Currently, the farm is managed by Jim P. Cowart along with his two sons, Jimmy and Anthony Cowart. Together, they cultivate a little more than 500 acres of Vidalia onions each year.

With more than 30 years of experience in cultivating exceptionally sweet onions in Toombs County, Ga., the company possesses the expertise necessary for successful onion production.

Since 1945, G&R Farms has been synonymous with excellence in Vidalia onion cultivation, transforming a small Southeast Georgia farm into a pioneering force in the sweet onion industry. Central to this legacy is an unwavering commitment to enhancing the quality, flavor, and yield of Vidalia onions through scientific research and innovative agricultural practices.

A Legacy Rooted in Innovation

Bland Farms is excited for this year’s Southern Exposure show in Orlando, FL, taking place from March 6-8. Delbert Bland, Sloan Lott, Brian Silvas, Jeff Rhoden and Rich Pazderski will be at booth No. 714 to greet visitors.

Onions 52 will showcase its year-round onion program at the Southeast Produce Council trade show in Orlando, FL, March 6-8. The robust program features premium yellow, red, white, sweet and certified organic onions.