Strawberry Picker in Georgia

Tackling labor shortages and tight harvest windows is tough. Our self-propelled strawberry pickers are built to help Georgia growers move faster, cut picking costs, and protect delicate berries from field to cooler. Low-compaction drivetrains, adjustable picking tables, and onboard shading improve fruit quality while reducing worker fatigue. Precision hydraulics and easy one-touch height control keep crews moving smoothly across raised beds and plasticulture. Because downtime costs money, we design for serviceability—with modular belts, sealed bearings, and dealer-friendly diagnostics—so you can keep harvesting when the berries are at peak ripeness. The result is more flats per hour, happier crews, and a season that pays for itself.

Georgia’s story stretches from its 1732 founding as a buffer colony to its modern status as a logistics and film powerhouse. Early coastal parishes became counties after the American Revolution, and by the 19th century, cotton, railroads, and ports shaped the state’s economy. The Civil War and Reconstruction left deep marks, followed by “New South” industrialization, boll weevil shocks, and the rise of diversified agriculture. In the 20th century, leaders and communities here helped steer the Civil Rights Movement, centered on Atlanta. Hosting the 1996 Olympic Games accelerated infrastructure and greenspace investments, while today Hartsfield–Jackson and the Port of Savannah anchor trade, and film/TV production fuels jobs across the state. For official background and current initiatives, see the State of Georgia’s website; for a broad historical overview, timelines, and citations, visit Georgia’s Wikipedia page.

Top 10 Attractions in Georgia

1. Georgia Aquarium — the Western Hemisphere’s largest aquarium.

2. Savannah Historic Landmark District — 22+ leafy squares, museums, and restored architecture.

3. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park — birth home, Ebenezer Baptist Church, and more.

4. World of Coca-Cola — interactive exhibits and global tasting room.

5. Stone Mountain Park — 3,200 acres of trails, attractions, and seasonal events.

6. Callaway Gardens — 2,500 acres of gardens, trails, and lake beach.

7. Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge — paddle a vast blackwater swamp rich with wildlife.

8. Cumberland Island National Seashore — wild beaches, maritime forests, and ruins.

9. Tallulah Gorge State Park — suspension bridge and panoramic canyon overlooks.

10. Providence Canyon State Park — Georgia’s “Little Grand Canyon” hiking.

We serve all counties in Georgia:

As well as all major cities in Georgia, including:

Atlanta, Augusta-Richmond County, Columbus, Macon-Bibb County, Savannah, Athens-Clarke County, South Fulton, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Warner Robins, Johns Creek, Mableton, Alpharetta, Albany, Marietta, Stonecrest, Brookhaven, Smyrna, Valdosta, Dunwoody, Gainesville, Newnan, Peachtree Corners, Milton, Peachtree City, Douglasville, Woodstock, Rome, East Point, Canton, Kennesaw, Tucker, Hinesville, Stockbridge, Statesboro, Dalton, LaGrange, Duluth, McDonough, Chamblee, Lawrenceville, Pooler, Sugar Hill, Carrollton, Union City, Cartersville, Perry, Decatur, Griffin, Suwanee, and more.