House Ag Vice Chair Rep. Austin Scott Tours ARA Member Facility GreenPoint Ag

HAWKINSVILLE, Ga. – The House Agriculture Committee Vice Chair Rep. Austin Scott (R-Ga.) recently toured GreenPoint Ag’s retail facility in Hawkinsville, Georgia, as part of the Agricultural Retailers Association’s (ARA) coordination of congressional facility visits for ARA members during congressional recess periods.

"I was happy to spend time at GreenPoint Ag and grateful for the Agricultural Retailers Association for making it happen. Our growers and producers allow Americans across the country to put food on their tables and clothes on their back, GreenPoint is doing great work here to help support farmers in Georgia's Eighth District along the way," said Rep. Scott.

“Representative Austin Scott’s visit to our Hawkinsville location was a meaningful opportunity to showcase the work our team is doing to support growers across Georgia,” said Chris Casey, VP of Sales at GreenPoint Ag. “His engagement with ag retailers like GreenPoint Ag reinforces the importance of strong partnerships between policymakers and the agricultural community. We’re grateful for his continued support and advocacy on behalf of rural America.”

GreenPoint Ag's Hawkinsville location is a full-service agronomy location part of the GreenPoint Ag Retail division, where they serve local farmers with everything from crop nutrients to seed to ag technology.

GreenPoint Ag is a farmer-owned agricultural input supplier that services farms and rural businesses with crop nutrients, crop protection products, seed, and professional products. They also offer seed treatment, field scouting, soil sampling, tissue sampling, custom application, and a full array of ag technology services through AccuField.

While based in Decatur, Alabama, GreenPoint Ag operates over 80 retail and wholesale agronomy locations in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas.

"Congressman Scott, a key leader on the House Agriculture Committee, has been a tremendous advocate for our industry over the years, and visits like this help strengthen that partnership. By hearing directly from those of us on the ground, he can continue shaping policies that avoid unintended consequences, reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens, and keep Georgia's farms and rural communities thriving for generations to come. We at ARA appreciate GreenPoint Ag for hosting Congressman Scott in Hawkinsville,” said Hunter Carpenter, ARA's Senior Director of Public Policy.

Learn more about GreenPoint Ag here.