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Celebrating 80 years of dedication to onions

G&R Farms, a third-generation Vidalia and Peruvian sweet onion grower in southeast Georgia, proudly celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2025, honoring eight decades of dedication to farming excellence, family values, and community roots. The milestone was marked with a special celebration for employees, paying tribute to the people who have been the foundation of the farm's enduring success.

Founded in 1945 by Walter Dasher, the company began as a modest family operation with a mission to grow onions. Over the years, the farm grew steadily, becoming a trusted name in sweet onions. Today, under the leadership of third-generation CEO Blake Dasher, G&R Farms continues to be guided by the same principles that started it all: hard work, integrity, and putting people first.


The family behind the company.

"Our longevity is a testament to staying true to our roots while always working to improve," said Dasher. "We're proud to still be family-owned and operated after all these years. Many of our employees have been with us for decades—they are more than team members, they are family. Celebrating this milestone together with them made it even more meaningful."

On April 8, a celebration event was held. It was a time of reflection, celebration, and gratitude. In honor of the nostalgia invoked, the party decor reverted to past iterations of company branding. Employees gathered to share memories, recognize achievements, and look ahead to the future.


The April 8th event was a time of reflection, celebration, and gratitude for the company.

While celebrating the past and its anniversary, the company also looks to the future. It remains dedicated to continuous improvement through seed trials, sustainability efforts, innovative farming practices, and supporting the next generation of agricultural leaders through its Growing America's Farmers program.

"This isn't just our history," Dasher said. "It's our future, too. We're proud of what we've built, and we're excited for what's ahead."

For more information:
G&R Farms
Tel: +1 (912) 654.2100
[email protected]
https://grfarms.com/

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