Name: Georgia Milk Producers, Inc.
Address: 1641 New High Shoals Road, Watkinsville, GA, 30677, US
Telephone: 706-310-0020

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Georgia Dairy Conference

Brought to you by Georgia Milk Producers, Inc.

January 19-21, 2026
Savannah, Georgia

Georgia Milk Producers, Inc. is proud to host the Georgia Dairy Conference in Savannah, GA. Originally created as an opportunity for Georgia dairy producers to gather and discuss recent trends in the dairy industry, the Georgia Dairy Conference has grown to become the Southeast’s premier dairy management conference drawing dairy producers and industry leaders from across the country. Our mission is to provide our dairy farmers with an opportunity to learn from some of the brightest minds in the U.S. dairy industry and connect with dairymen and industry leaders from every sector of our industry.

Why attend?

Tradeshow

The Georgia Dairy Conference's tradeshow features displays and booths from the world's leading dairy companies. The tradeshow begins Monday at Noon and remains open throughout the entire conference. With over 90 spaces available, the GDC tradeshow provides dairy-focused businesses the opportunity to meet with the largest assembly of dairy farmers in the Southeast and highlight the latest innovations and offerings in the dairy industry.

Education

The Georgia Dairy Conference's educational program gives dairy producers and industry representatives the chance to visit with peers while learning from industry experts and innovators. The general session seminars are planned with producers in mind and provide continuing education credits for operators, veterinarians, animal health professionals, and more.

Networking

As the Southeast's premier dairy gathering, the Georgia Dairy Conference serves as the perfect venue for leaders in our industry to connect and develop big ideas for the future of our industry. The conference also serves as a prime opportunity for businesses and farms to gather managers and employees for three days of team building and growth while enjoying the warm hospitality of Georgia's "Hostess City of the South."